A wide programme of activities for all ages is set to be launched in celebration of the return of the 10th century illuminated manuscript.
With two well known Independents standing and no incumbent SNP or Conservative candidates, this ward could provide one of the more unexpected returns.
The scheme will help improve patient experience, recovery times, shorten hospital stays and deliver better surgical outcomes.
From Sunday, May 1 public health advice will change to a ‘stay at home’ message replacing self-isolation.
Stallholders brought an eclectic mix of goods along for sale to the event.
In her latest column MSP Gillian Martin discusses the overall financial situation facing the north-east.
The money raised will be distributed across numerous charities selected by employees, with each recipient having a special meaning to staff.
In his latest column, MP Richard Thomson discusses the issue of community resilience in its many forms.
Previous by-election results indicate this could be a very close call between parties for who gains that important second councillor.
He was allocated to PC Stockley at eight-weeks old and they have been inseparable ever since.
The shielding list will be formally closed on May 31 with support remaining in place for those who are immunosuppressed.
Professor Sir John Curtice has found that voters are making increasing use of the opportunity afforded by STV to express multiple preferences.
Its all to play for as the SNP and Conservatives vie to gain a councillor in the ward.
Catches have been rising as the weather continues to improve.
A bid for a hot food outlet will have to wait until mid-May before councillors make any decision after a site visit was called for.
Activities have included the weekly Gardening group, a One Planet Picnic, Bikeability sessions and work towards the John Muir award .
Visitors in Turriff were welcomed to special celebration of the north-east dialect.
With the retirement of an incumbent councillor, both the SNP and Conservatives are seeking to gain in Turriff.
The township near Glen Dronach welcomed visitors for the first open day of the year.
An evenly matched local clash saw the home side win out with an 83 minute goal.
