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One of the main roads into Fordyce will close for eight days to allow work on the water supply to be carried out.
Views are to be sought after councillors agreed to investigate the potential implementation of an Aberdeenshire Visitor Levy.
With work currently under way on a partial roof upgrade at Turriff Academy, road closures will be put in place over the coming months.
A charity emergency service is set to launch the UK’s most advanced helicopter air ambulance of its type.
A charity raised more than £2 million in 2024 to help babies, children and their families.
Aberdeenshire East MSP Gillian Martin has hit out at the UK Labour government’s decision to not compensate WASPI women.
All eligible people have been urged to make sure they get their winter flu injection.
A historic building has been awarded funding so essential repairs can be carried out.
An impactful campaign highlighting the potentially devastating consequences of failing to wear a seatbelt has been launched.
Banff’s Chalmers Hospital has suspended non-essential visiting following an outbreak of influenza.
A community group that brightens two towns over the festive period has made an appeal for new volunteers to help out.
The Aberdeenshire recipients of this year’s Just Transition Participatory Budgeting Fund have been announced.
Amey will undertake overnight surfacing improvements on the A96 near Colpy.
Banff councillor John Cox has joined Reform UK.
An exhibition will let north-east couples who are getting married find out more about what they want to include at their wedding.
The Scottish Seafood Association has backed Scottish Fishermen’s Federation’s statement on the need to safeguard the future of coastal communities.
Aberdeenshire Council’s registration week for primary one admission will take place from Monday, January 13 to Friday, January 17.
A school reunion has raised £1000 which will be used to support the present day pupils.
Community stalwarts, religious leaders and group organisers are being urged to step forward to help promote the importance of cancer screening.
A police Chief Superintendent has been appointed as Divisional Commander for North East Division following a retirement.
