Taxi fares across Aberdeenshire are to rise by 10 per cent despite calls they should be increased further to help drivers facing increasing costs.
A derelict former church hall in Aberchirder could be brought back to life as a short-term holiday home.
Residents in Macduff are fighting supermarket giant Tesco to stop them from taking legal action that could see plans for a new Aldi scrapped.
Funding will go towards provision of first aid kits and PPE for staff at the site in Alford which is being redeveloped.
Councillors have refused a north-east charity group’s appeal for funding to celebrate King Charles III’s coronation.
HUNTLY'S Conservation Area could be cut to just the "heart of the town" – but not until 2025.
Aberdeenshire Council is considering increasing taxi fares in the region by 10 per cent
Plans to build 50 new homes on the outskirts of Westhill have been deferred until councillors carry out a site visit.
Council tenants in Aberdeenshire are facing a 2.5 per cent increase in rent charges, while heat and lighting costs are expected to soar by 75 per cent
Aberdeenshire Council is looking to set up five new seasonal green waste collection points, but only if it can find the money to do so.
Aberdeenshire Council could use sonar technology in its ongoing battle with urban seagulls following a successful trial in Moray.
Councillors have approved a 50MW grid battery facility on a site next to Fraserburgh's Greenbank Caravans and Trailers.
Aberdeenshire Council is expecting to go £1.2 million over budget for its winter maintenance costs this year.
National homebuilder Cala Homes has submitted plans to build more than 200 new houses in Aberdeen and Inverurie.
North-east firm Premier Coaches has been given the go-ahead to build a new £2 million purpose-built base following a rapid expansion.
A Westhill site will become the third drive-thru in Scotland for bakery chain Greggs alongside one in Glasgow and another in Dalkeith, near Edinburgh.
A review of the Pennan conservation area will be put on hold to allow further consultation with residents.
Aberdeenshire Council is looking to combine Fraserburgh North and St Andrews schools into a new facility in the town.
Residents are pleading with Aberdeenshire Council to reduce Huntly's conservation area following concerns that many can’t afford to make improvements.
Aberchirder Library will close its doors for good and could be sold off as services move to a new location in the town.
