Family Fund staff will discuss grants and support available to local families with seriously-ill or disabled children in the north-east.
It's another bumper weekend of activities in Aberdeenshire this weekend, with an eclectic mix of events to keep you busy.
Twenty scholarship funded places are on offer for the Scottish Agritourism conference which takes place in Perth in November.
Ambitious plans to reinstate rail links between Aberdeen and Buchan have taken a major step forward with the contract awarded for a Transport Study.
David Duguid MP to meet health bosses after Legionella bacteria was still being found in the water system at Peterhead Community Hospital.
Public Health Scotland are working closely with Health Boards to consider bringing winter vaccinations forward for those at highest risk.
The A947 has reopened to traffic following a fatality in the early hours of Thursday morning.
After completing training with an NHS Speech and Language Therapist, staff will now integrate Makaton into Bookbug sessions across the north-east.
A pedestrian dies after being hit by vehicle on A947 at Newmachar
An open afternoon dedicated to exploring grant, loan, and sponsorship opportunities will be hosted at her office in Peterhead on Friday, October 8.
North-east players Carla Banks in the Scottish Ladies 4s, and Jason Banks in the Pairs have reached the sudden death last eight.
Operational support, integrity and late-life asset management firm ROSEN has relocated its Aberdeen office to accommodate its growing engineering team
A 17-year-old junior rally driver from Oldmeldrum is looking to build on his previous success in the Junior 1000 Ecosse Rally.
Amey is beginning a series of road safety improvements on the A96/A920 junction at Huntly.
To celebrate the 60th anniversary of Jim Clark’s first Formula 1 Championship, Grampian Transport Museum will host a special evening talk.
The Future Farming Expo will feature insight from experts in robotics, diversification, carbon, business resilience and more.
Following a successful trial bikes will be uplifted from Ellon, Peterhead, Macduff, Huntly, Stonehaven and Banchory recycling centres for recycling.
Trawlermen are being encouraged to enter a new competition that will see one individual be crowned the Prawn Tailing World Champion later this month.
Post Office users in Fraserburgh have been given hope after it was decided not to close a service point at the end of next month as planned.
At present with one match to play, four teams are equal with four wins and two losses and all including Scotland have 12 points.
