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Scottish Water’s network of Top-Up Taps could be expanded to include Huntly in the next round of installations in the north-east.

MILNE’S Primary enjoyed some sports day fun in the sun recently.

A summer exhibition showcased the artistic talents of Banff Art Club.

In her latest column, MSP Karen Adam looks back on her work done in the Scottish Parliament during the first half of the year.

FOOD stalls at this year's Hairst have sold out in "record time".

A packed harbour front at Peterhead welcomed the arrival of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight's Lancaster over the town as part of Scottish Week.

THERE is a decidedly nautical theme to be found in Buckie's Cluny Square and other parts of town dues to a local community group.

A consultation has begun around the creation of robust new economic development plans for all seven harbours operated by Aberdeenshire Council.

A special day of celebration took place for the 65th wedding anniversary of Gordon and Anne Smith this week.

The SSPCA will be holding an open day at its Aberdeenshire Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic.

Councillors and communities have expressed their dismay at the loss of some of the last banking facilities in two north-east towns.

Spaces are still available to take part in archaeological digs this summer on the slopes of Bennachie.

With the school holidays now heading into their third week, there's tons of fun to be had across the north-east for families.

Aberdeen International Airport has received the highest rating from the UK Civil Aviation Authority’s annual Airport Accessibility Report.

North-east businesses triumphed at The Scottish Independent Retail Awards.

ALL the fun of the fair is set to return to Buckie when Peter Fair comes to town.

The employment records of more than one thousand Scottish lighthouse keepers are now available to see online for the first time.

The branch closures in Turriff and Ellon are part of six in Scotland including others in Fort William, Irvine, Lochgilphead and Newton Stewart.

Garioch Probus heard of the efforts of Inverurie resident Tony Boyle to walk every metre of the north-east coast line.

A long vacant retail unit on Turriff's Main Street could see a new lease of life as a cookery school.