Aberdeenshire Council has officially submitted plans for a new £18 million primary school in Fraserburgh.
Plans to convert the former Ellon TSB bank branch into a new restaurant have been withdrawn.
A FORMER shop in the heart of Huntly will be knocked down to make way for two new homes.
Historic Environment Scotland is seeking public views on adding the memorial rose garden to its Inventory of Gardens and Designed Landscapes.
The Jesmond Gospel Hall Trust has submitted an application to Aberdeenshire Council in a bid to build the facility on Balmacassie Brae.
The former St Andrew’s School in Inverurie could be knocked down later this year to make way for a new development.
Two projects to install CCTV in Formartine are to receive a funding boost from Aberdeenshire Council.
Cruden Bay residents have voiced their dismay as construction workers start work on the new cafe at Port Erroll Harbour.
Aberdeenshire Council has become the latest local authority to back calls for a ban on the sale of single-use vapes in Scotland.
Work to save the crumbling Port Erroll Harbour could get under way in the near future thanks to vital funding support from Aberdeenshire Council.
Work has started to convert the former Garret bar in Mintlaw into the new spiritual home of a north-east church.
Aberdeenshire council is currently in “positive” talks with three partners who could soon take up office space at the HQ site in Aberdeen.
Councillors have approved a ring-fenced financial donation from Ocean Winds UK, operators of the Moray East offshore windfarm.
Seven local groups are to receive a share of council funding to help with their ongoing projects including two in Huntly.
Several Marr area projects are to receive a share of cash from Aberdeenshire Council after getting support from local councillors.
Four north-east groups and their ongoing projects are set to benefit from a share of council cash.
A programme of work worth more than £1 million to be carried out in Formartine over the next year has been approved by councillors.
A Newburgh garage has been given the go-ahead to expand its business despite concerns that access to the premises was not safe for customers.
A north-east church has been awarded a funding boost from Aberdeenshire Council to make further improvements at a Belhelvie hall.
Finance chiefs have admitted the health board will face a “reasonably significant deficit” this year as it aims to plug a £60 million gap.
