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Our Freedom of Information (FOI) Request revealed that a sewage “flood” at Dr Gray’s Hospital in Elgin contaminated thousands of medical records.

Inspectors have revealed that a service that houses in-care 16 to 21-year-olds had no dedicated social worker for six months.

The owners of an industrial park, which was used by travellers earlier this year, have revealed how much damage was caused during their stay.

A father who has just returned from his third aid mission to Ukraine has revealed how a people’s army helped repel Russian invaders.

With temperatures forecasted to keep climbing, a leading veterinary charity is warning pet owners to be cautious when exercising their furry friend.

Q&A with Gordon and Buchan candidates.

People will rely heavily upon highly trusted local news media to combat misinformation and fake news during the upcoming general election.

Fines will now be issued to motorists who drive in the zone in a non-compliant vehicle.

In the 25 working days before the General Election on July 4 today, Thursday, July 30 marks Day 0 with every seat at the House of Commons now vacant.

A flock of 22 hungry sheep have just arrived at the Ury Riverside Park to help tackle the invasive hogweed problem.

The organisers of the Alford 10K have this week confirmed that the popular event is able to go ahead despite local road closures affecting the route.

Unlike other parts of Scotland, Aberdeen City and Shire’s schools will not be on holiday until the day after the election.

Pressure for parking space has led Maggie’s to install new measures to help their visitors access the facility.

Parents of children affected by the closure of Tullynessle School and Nursery are calling for community support at a protest outside Woodhill House.

Aberdeenshire has reflected the national trend as Scotland moves towards becoming a more secular society.

The number of disposable vapes being thrown away in the UK has grown across a single year from 1.3 to five million per week.

Plans to bring forward over 700 new homes and a primary school at Crichie which have been in the works since 2012 are being brought forward again.

A pioneering net cleaning pump, designed and manufactured by north-east firm Brimmond has successfully completed its first live site trial.

The species data you help provide from across the north-east and Moray supports land use planning, conservation, site management, and research/

Physical testing of the concrete structure of Aboyne Bridge has commenced this week as efforts continue to bring it back into use for traffic.