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David Duguid has written to health bosses amid local concern that minor injury units in Banff and Turriff are still not open to the public.

Home on the Farm is a new online network developed to support females in farming and farming families throughout the UK

Foveran based Aberdeen Veterinary Referrals clinic features in this new series where viewers follow work being carried out by vet Scott Rigg.

Ellon residents have until Tuesday, September 29 to register to vote in the upcoming Ellon and District by-election.

Trevor Mason will stand as the party's nominated candidate on October 15.

Police are investigating two instances of wilful fireraising at Alford.

Calls have been made for the Year of Coasts and Waters to continue on to next year.

Participants are asked to create a film around the theme “Jist Faar I Bide”.

The £200,000 Scottish Veterans Fund is now open for bids from projects that improve the lives of former service personnel and their families.

People in Aberdeenshire are being encouraged to get litter-picking to ensure their local areas are clear of rubbish.

A draft response to BT on the proposed removal of 24 public phone boxes in Aberdeenshire is now seeking public comment on the issue.

The sister ship of the world record holding vessel from Turriff has been launched 100km north of Guyana.

Organisers have called off the popular switch on event in the town, but fundraising continues to ensure that festive decorations will be put up.

A new eight part series narrated by David Tennent looks at Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital with even greater behind-the-scenes access.

Owners Hebbie Fowlie and his wife Eileen celebrated the occasion today with customers and family members.

Nominations have opened for the fourth biennial Grampian Volunteer Transport Awards.

"I will never find the words to thank all of you enough for the enormous sacrifices you have made so far and I am sorry to be asking for more."

Further measures to protect the population from the spread of coronavirus have been announced as Scotland faces an upsurge in cases.

Police in the Garioch area have become aware of several instances recently where residents have had their wheelie bins contents gone through.

A new facility will be opened at J G Ross's main premises at Highclere which are located off the A96 on the north-west side of the town.