THE decision by Bank of Scotland (BoS) to close their branch in Buckie has been strongly condemned.
Judith Ralston and Christopher Blanchett examine the effects of storms on the communities and infrastructure over the winter in Aberdeenshire.
Members of Barthol Chapel, King Edward, Fintry, Monquhitter Fyvie, Crudie SWI groups showcased their skills at the annual competition.
The National Trust for Scotland will be hosting Easter egg trails at eight of the special places in its care across Aberdeenshire.
Local families are being invited to register their children for International School Aberdeen’s 13th Annual Summer Camp.
From May, SEPA will publish a weekly Water Situation Report looking at the latest conditions across Scotland.
Historic Environment Scotland has revealed its programme of events at its historic locations for spring and summer.
Officers have been carrying out high visibility patrols following several reports of anti-social behaviour recently.
An inaugural event giving young people the chance to showcase their barista skills has seen Inverurie Academy emerge as this year's champions.
The north-east firm was crowned winners in the Post-Commercial Deployment category for their WellSentinel technology.
Healthcare issues for long Covid sufferers including a youngster from Westhill have been raised by ministers.
The development of a hub for sporting excellence in Kellands Park will be a major step forward for Inverurie and the surrounding area.
A donkey from Turriff who lost his long-term companion has now found a new friend for life thanks to The Donkey Sanctuary.
Local councillors have commented on the news that overnight closures could be in the works for Hunly, Fraserburgh and Peterhead injury units.
Its another busy weekend in the north-east with Modelfest Scotland and the Cullen Skink World Championships taking place.
Death Trap continues Rambert’s focus on storytelling and characters, and features awe-inspiring performances by Rambert’s diverse company of dancers.
Crimestoppers has established the scheme to give the public an anonymous and confidential route to report concerns.
49 exhibitors from the north-east and Moray are set to participate in this year’s competition under the eye of judge Derek Nelson.
Sulmara, which has an office in Westhill, will deploy the Vos Gorgeous a 60m multi-purpose vessel, to carry out geophysical investigation.
A strong first half showing helped the home side claim a victory over the visitors from Stonehaven.
