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Finn Christie, Newton of Balquhain, Pitcaple won the Best Quality Animal with a British Blue cross heifer which also won the overall heifer prize.

A company which focuses on specialist waste management services has announced plans for another phase of investment - totalling £2 million.

The showcase event sees over 50 brands and industry experts provide guidance and advice to north-east parents.

Bogenraith Equestrian applied for permission to add five flat-roofed cabins to the Durris site to allow competitors to stay overnight.

People in one of Aberdeenshire’s 40 plus conservation areas will be able to more easily alter or replace their windows and install solar panels.

The first wind turbine technician scholars from North East Scotland College are on track to complete their course in the summer.

The farm is on the market as a whole for offers over £2,390,000 or in three separate lots.

Fishermen operating on vessels of 10 metres and under will now no longer require medical certificates.

Phase one public consultation takes place on April 24 at Kintore Bowling Club, offering an overall view of the project and its aims.

The Archie Foundation’s tee-rific annual corporate Golf Day will return bigger and better than ever before.

Apache Corporation has announced the first tree grant awards in Scotland as part of the inaugural round of the company’s Tree Grant Program.

This is the public’s opportunity to give further feedback on the proposals that will bring a new transmission line and further sub-station sites,

Details about the actions farmers in the north-east and Moray will have to take to receive agricultural support payments from 2025 have been unveiled.

Assurance about the future purpose of the Scottish Government's 10-year Just Transition Fund for the north-east is needed, according to a new report.

The ONE SeedPod industry innovation hub for north-east Scotland’s £2.4 billion food manufacturing sector marked a major construction milestone today.

For the first time since 2012-13, when these records began, agricultural activity alone is profitable for the average farm.

Owners of any birds other than parrots, finches, budgies and canaries will need to be registered even if they only have one animal at their location.

Wildlife will see increased protection with a range of measures to tackle raptor persecution and ensure management of species on grouse moors.

Oil and gas, engineering and logistics service companies along with a non-destructive testing firm have all moved on-site in recent months.

THE company behind the Glenlivet and Aberlour whiskies is set to work with local trusts working to restore Aberdeenshire's rivers.