Aberdeenshire Council

Aberdeenshire Council is embarking on a search for a new operator of the Carnegie Building

Aberdeenshire Council is reminding residents of the benefits of the A2B dial-a-bus shopper services which operate across much of the region.

Aberdeenshire Council has awarded a further £1.4 million of UK Shared Prosperity Fund grants to 12 projects following a second application round.

Macduff Town Hall has been put on the market by Aberdeenshire Council after it has become surplus to requirements.

Parents are being reminded that they could be eligible for financial help with school clothing as youngsters prepare to head back to the classroom.

The A952 northbound at Toll of Birness is to close to allow speed cameras to be installed.

Aberdeenshire residents have been reminded that they only have until, Friday, July 26 to give their views on the region’s open spaces.

The ranger service and Police Scotland have been working in partnership to share messaging on responsible countryside access.

Aberdeenshire Trading Standards is launching a “Fair Measure Commitment” to ensure customers do not lose their head when it comes to enjoying a pint.

A temporary or permanent ban can now be placed on violent or aggressive customers to stop them accessing Aberdeenshire household recycling centres.

The council has provided an update as torrential rain continues to batter the region - particularly in the Banff and Buchan, and Buchan areas.

The Aberdeenshire Local Action Group’s Rural Communities Challenge Fund 2024-25 is now live and open for applications.

Aden Country Park has celebrated the completion of the five-year Aden Restoration and Redevelopment Project with a civic ceremony.

Brown-Forman has submitted plans to Aberdeenshire Council for a multi-million pound investment in The Glendronach Distillery.

Around £332,000 is being invested in a wide range of initiatives and activities which will deliver a range of benefits along the region’s coastline.

Road resurfacing will close the A97 near Gartly from Oldnoth to Newnoth for five days from Monday, July 8.

The local authority has adopted a range of new plans which will change the way services are delivered.

Aberdeenshire Council’s Ranger Service has organised dozens of educational outings for families and fact finders to enjoy across the summer holidays.

MSPs heard there is a “years-long” issue with attracting and retaining secondary school teachers in areas like Aberdeenshire.

The local authority won two accolades at the Royal Town Planning Institute awards.