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£20million will be made available this year, with £1million made available to directly fund communities through a participatory budgeting mechanism.
The Big Hop Trail will take the public on another cultural tour of the north-east and the islands from July to September in 2023.
Turriff Thistle 3 - Stonehaven Athletic 3
The four day long show takes place for the first time in Europe at the P&J Live in Aberdeen between October 20 and 23 this year.
An Aberdeenshire pig producer is encouraging farming families to access emotional support.
The individual is receiving care and treatment appropriate to their condition and contact tracing is underway.
Situated on the outskirts of Mintlaw, the dining room the restaurant has undergone a complete overhaul in recent weeks.
Frustration is growing over a lack of chargers, and even those that are in place are not functional.
Turra Yarnbomb Brigade's work will turn the town red, white and blue.
Targeted support is to be based on views of patients and clinicians.
The best and brightest local talent of the future will be taking centre stage this June.
Dacre Stoker and local author Mike Shepherd will give a talk ahead of a plaque unveiling at the Kilmarnock Arms Hotel.
Races return with the addition of a 1.5km children’s run, 5km and a half-marathon.
Amity Fish Company, led by Jimmy Buchan netted the overall prize beating more than 3000 other entrants and dozens of regional and national winners.
Scott Chapman has been awarded the M J Thomson Memorial Prize.
Competing against teams from across Scotland, the U15 girls made it to the final eight.
The Royal Northern Agricultural Society event will take place after being postponed for the last two years.
The discussion invites farmers to discuss Scotland’s transition from a post-Brexit, post-Common Agricultural Policy support framework.
Recycl8 works in collaboration with the waste-to-energy and construction industries to transform incinerator ash into a low-carbon concrete solution.
First case in 2022 in Scotland prompts a call for vigilance.
