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Owners or long-term tenants of land or property may need to submit an entry to a new register designed to provide clarity over who controls land.

“If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together.”

Ellon will be left with no banks while only TSB branches remain in the other two locations, with politicians raising concerns over banking provision.

MORAY'S face-paced game development contest returns this week – and the public will have a chance to play the finished articles.

THE Moray Gift Card is one of the first local gift cards available to buy in the GiftRound store as part of a drive to encourage local shopping.

Remember to get your Heroes votes in by the deadline on Sunday, March 24!

Assessment of plans for a new supermarket in Banff lead councillors to refuse the application on technical grounds over site flooding and road access.

Thainstone Specialist Auctions diverse portfolio of commercial items for sale includes a growing range of fishing and diving vessels.

The Plough Inn in Macduff is at risk of having its alcohol licence removed as Aberdeenshire Council won’t allow its owner to pay the bill by cash.

After 17 years as chairman, Alastair Macphie, great nephew of the company’s founder, is stepping down from the role.

In his latest column, MP David Duguid assesses the announcements made in the spring budget.

MP Richard Thomson is concerned about the UK Government’s investment in renewable energy.

Drumrossie Homes has rolled out the welcome mat for its first residents at Rothney West in Insch.

EMPLOYERS across Moray are being invited to take a stand at a forthcoming jobs fair in the region.

Column: Highs and lows of budget.

MP David Duguid welcomed measures in the spring budget but is disappointed the Energy Profits Levy is being extended.

Events are being held for the Muir Mhòr site off the Peterhead coast and Stromar site off the Wick coast which makes line connection to New Deer.

Peterhead has been awarded £20 million from the UK Government over the next decade to regenerate its town centre.

Councillors are set to assess plans for a new Morrisons supermarket in Banff next week which planners have recommended for refusal.

The RNAS Challenge Shield was presented to William and David Moir from Fraserburgh, the first recipients in over 50 years.