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A man who drove while high on cocaine and ended up crashing his car has been disqualified from driving.
A Men’s Shed has been awarded the highest accolade a voluntary group can receive.
A poppy display featuring more than 21,000 knitted and crocheted poppies has received a boost from the Gordon Highlanders Association.
A project which resurrected a derelict pavilion at an outdoor pool has won a prestigious award.
Those who made the ultimate sacrifice in conflicts were honoured at Remembrance Sunday services.
Aberdeenshire residents have been urged to recycle their Halloween pumpkin food waste.
The continuing work to tackle poverty and inequalities has released more than £12.5 million to support people across Aberdeenshire in the past year.
As new 20mph signs are installed at four locations in Moray this week, residents have been having their say on the speed limit reduction.
A community venue will come alive with spooky lights, sounds and imagination for Halloween.
Aberdeenshire libraries will have a programme of activities for Book Week Scotland 2025.
A driving force behind the transformation of a derelict department store into a cinema, café and events venue has been named a High Street Hero.
The work of a community champion whose “passion and commitment” has boosted trade and helped businesses in need has been hailed as heroic.
Amey is set to install new 20mph speed limit signs at four locations on the A95 and A96 in Moray.
A local authority is partnering with a recycling campaign to help residents give their unwanted old cables - and other electricals - a second life.
A fundraising ball was a resounding success raising more than £250,000 for vital rural charities.
Care-experienced young people are finding friendships and a sense of belonging through new support groups.
A historic Georgian mansion known for its ghost stories is holding spooky events for Halloween.
A final call has been made for restaurants, cafés, hotels and pubs to book a seat at the table for Aberdeenshire Restaurant Week.
One of the final Dux medallists at a school has returned during its 150th anniversary year.
Police seized a car after discovering the driver was banned from the roads.
