There are now three defibrillators available for 24hr access in the Cruden Bay area with a fourth coming soon.
A great day out for the whole family Alford Summer Fair includes an outdoor market full of local vendors, charities and community groups.
GO Falkland hosted on the Falkland Estate in Fife will bring together speakers from across agriculture, agroforestry, soil biology and food provision.
The young farmers and open competition is to be held at North Dorlaithers, Turriff on Friday, July 7.
The a pedigree Aberdeen Angus cattle breeder and the founder of a social enterprise company were winners in the Alumni Entrepreneur Network awards.
All roads led to New Deer on Friday evening for the final Joe Watson Annual Testimonial Event at Auchmaliddie Mains.
The National Sheep Association has said it is frustrated over the confusion left as a result of the government dropping flagship legislation.
Three groups across the North of Scotland have been shortlisted to receive a share of a £25,000 as part of Scotmid’s Community Connect award scheme
Aberdeen’s AOC Productions are Lambeth Walk(ing) to the Tivoli Theatre next week with their upcoming production of Me And My Girl.
IAAS Fellow and managing director of United Auctions, George Purves offers his insight into changes being seen at livestock marts across Scotland.
Rothienorman based Mackies popular Honeycomb ice cream has now become even more widely available across the UK thanks to Waitrose.
Only 18 secondary requests from 66 were allocated to Aberdeenshire and none were for maths or technical subjects.
Insurer NFU Mutual has issued an alert to farmers after thefts of expensive global positioning systems doubled in the first four months of 2023.
Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has warned of a very high risk of wildfire in many parts of the country from today until Monday, May 29.
If you are eligible for a Covid-19 spring booster and haven’t had your jab, you can now drop-in to any vaccination centre in Aberdeenshire and Moray.
Jarvis Court Very Sheltered Housing, which is run by Aberdeenshire Health and Social Care Partnership has received a glowing report from inspectors.
The owners of The Drouthy Laird has been given the go-ahead to open until 2am despite fears over noise.
Nineties singer Janice Robinson is set to perform at the Grampian Pride After Party, and toured with the star in 2000.
Parkhill Property Leasing has bought full-service law firm Ledingham Chalmers’ residential rentals business in a six-figure deal.
Aberdeenshire Council will work with private, independent and Third sector providers to explore an alternative delivery model for out of school care.
