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Katie Finch takes on the role after three years as acting head at the school in Kintore.
NHS Grampian has seen a continued uplift in positive tests with Ellon in particular noting a large increase in the past week
A new bill seeks to increase sanctions for fly-tipping, including lifting the current fixed-penalty of £200 and improve data collection of incidents.
Currently chief executive officer at Chapter Arts Centre in Cardiff he will take over the role in August.
Between the five they have over 200 years of service to agriculture in the north-east
Tussac House will become the first care assisted facility on the islands and will be built in Port Stanley.
In his latest column, MP Richard Thomson discusses the wider community impact of the cost of living crisis.
Elgin Robocop was tapped out by the judge Liam Muir from Orkney and went on to sell for 7000gns.
The overall exhibition cattle title was presented to Stewart and Lynsey Bett from Fallin near Stirling for their Limousin Cross, Sexy Spice.
The team's North Division 1 title win sees them promoted for 2022/23.
Class A drugs with an estimated street value of around £72,000 from a property in Fraserburgh.
The headline number of Covid-19 cases and deaths now includes cases based on an individual’s first positive test as well as possible reinfections.
Warrants were executed resulting in the recovery of personal quantities of cocaine, cannabis and various weapons, including knives and a sword.
An old original rainbow fly made a bit of a comeback to show that there is still a place for a bit of tradition.
The Kołowrotek - simply helping group which has been coordinating efforts is now calling for help to ensure donations can be delivered.
The incident involved a single dark blue Isuzu D-Max pick-up truck and happened on the unclassified road between Blackburn and Westhill.
HNS Grampian figures have seen an upturn, with cases rising again in Ellon and Turriff areas in the last week.
A specific list of items has been created, with donations welcomed at the West Church Hall this week.
Police Scotland Youth Volunteers will have a bigger visible presence in and around Ellon to proactively engage with local young people.
The north-east ice-cream maker has increased turnover by 11 per cent to £18.5 million.
