Aberdeenshire Council

Thousands of tonnes of crushed basalt rock from Aberdeenshire Council's quarries are being spread across local farms to improve soil quality.

A report which will go before Aberdeenshire Council's communities committee on Thursday will show the scale of the latest round of "disinvestment".

The site of a former north-east history centre in Oyne could finally see redevelopment having been sold to an undisclosed buyer.

Grampian Housing Association's plans for12 flats and seven homes in Peterhead have been given the go-ahead.

Davie Ferguson Place will be named to honour an officer who served in both the Gordon Highlanders, the Territorial Army and as a Cadet instructor.

After completing training with an NHS Speech and Language Therapist, staff will now integrate Makaton into Bookbug sessions across the north-east.

Following a successful trial bikes will be uplifted from Ellon, Peterhead, Macduff, Huntly, Stonehaven and Banchory recycling centres for recycling.

Councillors will be asked this week to look at the future of Clatt school which has been mothballed for a second year.

Two days of free unique viewing opportunities will see 50 properties taking part in Aberdeenshire.

Aberdeenshire Council contractors have cleared the southern half of the storm damaged Battlehill Wood near Huntly, making it accessible to the public.

Aberdeenshire Council has extended the time for responses to the Local Transport Strategy consultation after positive feedback.

Levelling Up Secretary MP Michael Gove visited Macduff Marine Aquarium to see how £5.7 million will be spent to improve the visitor attraction.

Plans to build a self-sufficient home and environmental educational centre in New Aberdour have been narrowly refused.

The historic B-listed Marnoch Bridge is set to see repointing work carried out over a two week period with off-peak daytime route closures in place.

More residents and businesses across towns and villages in Aberdeenshire are set to benefit from digital connectivity.

A Banff businessman will have to wait a bit longer to find out if his plan to build two new holiday lodges will be given the go-ahead.

The site of a former north-east history centre in Oyne could finally see redevelopment some 12 years after it closed its doors to the public.

Development of phases 2 and 3 at Conglass which will go before councillors next week would see 157 homes added to the western edge of Inverurie.

Newly qualified teachers are set to take up their roles in schools across Aberdeenshire this week.

National figures show a growing financial problem for councils across the UK, with in depth figures for Aberdeenshire revealing problem areas.