Aberdeenshire Council

The studio in Boddam has successfully enhanced its offering and increased its customer base after being assisted by Business Gateway.

Following the council's continuing efforts to remove dead seabirds from the coastline it is now seeing a reduction in the numbers being reported.

Grants are being targeted at community groups, third sector organisations and small businesses on Aberdeenshire’s coastline.

The Bruce Ferguson trophy was presented to the school's P4 – 7 class and will be on display at this year's event.

As part of the collaborative approach towards reducing drug-related harm police worked with community safety partners.

More than 100 senior industry leaders, academics, politicians and business owners have signed a statement in support of the bid.

The coffee giant has submitted the plans to Aberdeenshire Council for the development at Harlaw Road.

Efforts to remove larger numbers of dead seabirds suspected of having avian influenza have continued in the region.

A MAIN access route into Huntly from the A96 will be closed for over a month for sewer diversion works.

An online consultation has been launched seeking views on how best to target the allocation from the UK Government’s Shared Prosperity Fund.

June Andrew has dedicated herself to keeping children safe on and around roads in the north-east.

Artist Claudia Zeiske will gather the thoughts, feelings, and emotions of communities across the region between July and October.

At Cruden Bay alone, more than 120 birds were removed from the beach over the course of a day.

Aberdeenshire Council have closed the road and expect work to take several days to be completed.

A survey is seeking feedback on five potential sites on Egie Road in the town.

One tipper van has since been recovered in the Northumbria area and enquiries are ongoing to trace the others.

Dozens of dead birds have been spotted along Balmedie Beach including the discovery of gannets, guillemots, kittiwakes, and gulls.

Events will take place in Turriff, Alford and Macduff in support of the cycling event including the headline Bike Blethers at Inverurie Town Hall.

The fate of the school was decided at a meeting of full council following consultation with parents.

Chairman John Ross described the plans as "an abomination" and resigned in protest along with three other members.