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Scottish Action for Mental Health has more than doubled the number of dedicated team members working in the field in the north-east.
Aberdeenshire North and Moray East MP Seamus Logan visited New Deer Show where he met with the local NFU Scotland branch.
Police have warned those looking for a new puppy or kitten to be wary of online “deposit scams” after an Aberdeenshire resident had money stolen.
New Gordon and Buchan MP Harriet Cross has backed a petition calling for the A90 Toll of Birness junction to be made into a roundabout.
A successful Classic Cars Day was held at Banff Castle on Sunday.
The new funding will be used to explore how a pipeline could transport Carbon Dioxide from Scotland’s central belt to the north-east.
MP Seamus Logan has called on the Minister for Pensions to start the process of making payments to women affected by changes to the State Pension age.
Aberdeenshire Council is embarking on a search for a new operator of the Carnegie Building
The event promises to deliver the magic and wonder of the circus and raise vital funds for the charity.
In her latest column, MSP Karen Adam assesses how the ageing population can be assisted.
A NHS Grampian senior staff nurse has led a project to improve the experience families have with medicines at Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital.
Aberdeenshire Council is reminding residents of the benefits of the A2B dial-a-bus shopper services which operate across much of the region.
More than 16,000 visitors descended on Portsoy for the 31st annual Glenglassaugh Scottish Traditional Boat Festival.
A new mosaic lighthouse sculpture and community greenspace development has been unveiled in Portsoy.
The Macduff community is seeing a growing interest in the sport of petanque.
Aberdeenshire Council has awarded a further £1.4 million of UK Shared Prosperity Fund grants to 12 projects following a second application round.
Public Health Scotland is encouraging older adults in the north-east to look out for their invitation letters for the Respiratory Syncytial Virus jab.
Macduff Town Hall has been put on the market by Aberdeenshire Council after it has become surplus to requirements.
A police investigation which was carried out following a report of a woman being attacked in Macduff has established there was no criminality.
A highly experienced fire officer from the north-east says he will savour the task of protecting his home community.
