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It features in the best project category in this year’s Royal Town Planning Institute Awards for Planning Excellence.
David Duguid raised the issue at Westminster with Transport Minister, Andrew Stephenson
The nearly 100-strong field on Saturday will be made up of male and female golfers from across the country.
A Monstrous Regiment of Women will be performed as part of the Garioch Theatre Festival.
The consultation will aim to get a range of views from schools, families, education authorities and suppliers.
The giftbag consists of a wooden robot created in technical, handmade shortbread biscuits and a card created in Art with a message in Ukranian.
It will be opened to the public on Thursday, June 2, this year – the first day of Her Majesty the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations
Inverurie councillor Judy Whyte will take up the mantle while Troup's Mark Findlater is the new council leader.
In his latest column, MP David Duguid discusses local elections, the Queen's Speech and the upcoming Jubilee.
J+S Subsea Limited has reported an excellent start to 2022 prompting a 25 per cent increase in staff in the coming months.
From Monday, 23 May, ScotRail will introduce a temporary timetable to provide greater reliability.
Cocaine worth £15,000 and diamorphine, worth £5000 was seized.
Councillor Mark Findlater has said that the coalition will work diligently to get real results.
The Christian Aid book sale continues through to Saturday at the West Church Hall.
SNP politicians have expressed huge disappoint at the decision by the Liberal Democrats and Independent councillors.
Five projects will be taken forward including a hub for bike repairs, quiet routes signage and adult cycle training.
A community hall, a local advice hub and a former north-east railway station are all recipients of much needed support.
Harry McIntosh wins the Garioch Indoor Bowling Senior Triples for the sixth time in eight years.
A community day drew along locals to see how the site is progressing.
Charities and event sponsors have come together to thank all the participants who ran in Inverurie.
