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The company was responsible for concrete blocks for defence at the South Breakwater of the North Harbour as well as slipway repairs for the port

A second phase of building at Conglass which could see around 100 homes built is being recommended for approval by councillors.

Aberdeenshire Museums Service will participate in a UK-wide scheme to share world-leading collections with communities through touring exhibitions.

A limited number of pharmacies are in operation in Aberdeenshire and Moray over the May Day holiday.

The main group to benefit will be carers aged 16-19 in full-time “advanced” education and carers aged over 20 in full-time education at any level.

Funding to help small businesses and sole traders convert vehicles which are not compliant with Aberdeen’s low emission zone is being made available.

Pupils from Aberdeen City and Shire gathered to show off the challenge winning projects from their Young Engineers and Science Clubs.

The decision to axe an award-winning Aberdeenshire care service has been slammed by families as a “massive loss” for its users.

Sheep are being drafted in again to deal with an early growth spurt of Giant Hogweed due to mild and wet weather.

Council leaders from the north-east cut the ribbon to formally open the NESS Energy from Waste facility in Aberdeen.

GO has been awarded Scottish government funding until 2027 for the Support in the Right Direction programme.

Aberdeenshire Council has given a new update on specialist work being done on Aboyne Bridge as efforts continue towards its eventual reopening.

Banchory and Aboyne Primary schools and nursery classes have had their latest inspections, with officers noting progress since their last visits.

The supply and sale of wet wipes containing plastic will be banned across the UK following overwhelming support during public consultation.

Antares Property Development Ltd is looking to build the OaKley Play and Life-Skills Centre out at Coneyhatch.

NHS Grampian is launching a new website in partnership with The Archie Foundation to support Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital and linked services.

The English Crane – known as Sherry – is the offspring of birds that were released on the Somerset Levels and Moors.

To mark MS awareness week, Susan Shand (46), has been shedding light on the challenges faced by people living with the condition.

With the closure of the service point at Towie House in Turriff, a local councillor is changing locations for his surgery sessions.

The Glen Dye Moor Project which is located south of Banchory expects to capture over 1.4 million tonnes of carbon over its lifetime.