Community

New travel surveys carried out on behalf of local transport body Nestrans have looked to measure changes in the way people are travelling.

Members of Inverurie Rotary welcomed guest speaker Jim Brand who outlined the work done by the Scottish Charity Air Ambulance team.

The board of NHS Grampian have supported an update to the Full Business Casefor investment in the two new facilities.

Green activist Peter Kennedy will stand in the election which is set to take place on October 15.

A Spitfire soared over hospitals today as part of a mission to say thank you to those helping in the fight against Covid-19.

Despite claims from residents over road safety issues, Aberdeenshire Council says it has no plans to review speed limits.

Fundraisers Charlie and Sandra McCorry have successfully completed 27 climbs of Bennachie's Millstone Hill in aid of Home Start Garioch.

Aberdeenshire Council's Greenspace project aims to improve the diversity seen in areas within towns and villages.

The event helped residents to grab a bargain.

Matt Wilson scooped the custom old school bobber after entering the draw to support the work of Teen Challenge North East Scotland.

The public lavatory on the High Street was officially reopened for use thanks to the efforts of the Business Association.

A popular fundraiser for Methlick Parish Church has adapted to the current restrictions and has went live online.

Aberdeenshire’s folklore, ballads, supernatural tales and crafts are being put firmly in the spotlight thanks to a new partnership project.

Your Police 2020-2021 asks communities across the country to give their opinions about the policing response to coronavirus within their Division.

Money had been raised in Inverness over the past two years by the Barnardo's 10 Club has been presented to the Bennachie Barnardo's Helpers' Group.

Work is already underway to identify any projects which encourage town centres to diversify and flourish.

Councillor Bill Howatson has sent a message of thanks and praise to staff for their continuing efforts and commitment to north-east communities.

A major public art installation is set to be completed with the installation of the last of nine specially created waymarkers.

The group is looking for organisations empowering young people to apply for support up to £2,000.

The event will go digital this year to ensure that people in Aberdeenshire and across the country can continue to safely explore Scotland’s buildings.