An Aberdeenshire councillor has avoided suspension after branding an online blogger as “scum” and “toxic”.
The Bank Cafe and Restaurant in Huntly has been given the green light to expand into the former Bank of Scotland branch next door.
Customers of a much-loved Turriff hotel will now be able to enjoy a drink outdoors and even have tasty treats delivered to their door.
Plans to convert a former Alford care home at Muir of Fowlis into a rehab clinic have been given the go-ahead by planners.
Aberdeen Performing Arts has said funding concerns are causing it to rethink plans for the popular venue.
Staff at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary has been arriving at the Foresterhill site hours before their shifts start just so they can secure a space.
A new equestrian retreat could be making its way to a site at Ythanwells giving guests the “unique” chance to holiday with their horses.
NHS Grampian will look to add an extra 120 beds at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary to find immediate and long-term solutions to ensure availability.
The regiment will showcase their connection to Aberdeenshire communities at a special event in May next year.
The founders of animal charity New Arc have been given the go-ahead to build a home they can retire to on the rescue centre site.
The new bandstand in Peterhead’s Drummers Corner has split opinion in the town.
The lack of a project lead to oversee regeneration works in Peterhead’s Drummers Corner has been branded a “major failing” by councillors.
The future of a Kemnay shop has been secured after councillors allowed it to keep fridges that had been deemed a noise nuisance by a neighbour.
A life-saving defibrillator will be installed in a Marr park thanks to support from Aberdeenshire Council.
Banff businessman Des Cheyne has been given the go-ahead to build two holiday lodges that could help to bring a tourism boost to the town.
Grampian Housing Association's plans for12 flats and seven homes in Peterhead have been given the go-ahead.
Davie Ferguson Place will be named to honour an officer who served in both the Gordon Highlanders, the Territorial Army and as a Cadet instructor.
Plans to build a self-sufficient home and environmental educational centre in New Aberdour have been narrowly refused.
A Banff businessman will have to wait a bit longer to find out if his plan to build two new holiday lodges will be given the go-ahead.
A six metre tall sculpture that was originally unveiled outside the V&A Museum in London has found a new home in Braemar.
