Ellon News

Scotland Food & Drink Ambassador for the north-east Craig Wilson shares his passion for local food producers in a new six-part series.

A total of 17 cafe awards were presented to north-east establishments including Nooks and Crannies, Delgatie Castle and Trafford's.

Primary schools including Cultercullen, Keithhall and Fordyce are set to mark landmark dates this year and are reaching out to former pupils.

Two road surface improvement schemes will take place back-to-back near Lonmay with overnight road closures from February 25.

Cuminestown, Rothienorman Fettercairn, New Deer and Strathdon based cultural events are being supported by new funding from Live Life Aberdeenshire.

RODNEY is a handsome ferret ready to find his forever home.

MSP Gillian Martin has backed the Port Erroll Harbour Trust in its efforts to secure funding to repair the harbour at Cruden Bay.

Scottish Water will speak about the extensive operation after a large quantity of plastic biofilters escaped into the River Ythan.

Global fast food giant McDonald’s plans for a new drive-thru in Ellon have been resubmitted after a redesign to improve parking on site.

A stellar line-up of Scottish singers and musicians will celebrate the legendary songwriter and pianist Burt Bacharach in a new show.

Aberdeenshire Council’s greenspace officers worked with more than 100 community groups across 68 settlements to plant over 300,000 bulbs.

MP Richard Thomson has urged residents and businesses to use a Scottish Government online portal designed to collate support.

School crossing patrollers could be axed and free parking removed as Aberdeenshire Council looks to save millions over the next year.

THE number of young people needing help with managing money has doubled since 2019, charity Citizens' Advice has reported.

In his latest column, MP Richard Thomson has shared his worries over the decision to end out-of-school care in Aberdeenshire.

The Aberdeen Christmas Village was a hit with visitors with almost 90 per cent rating the latest festive attraction as excellent or good.

Comparing the opportunities that a tiny 28-pupil school can provide with what can be offered in a city school, isn’t comparing like with like.

The Scottish Government probe into a north-east accident blackspot is taking “longer than first anticipated” according to transport chiefs.

A section of the road outside Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital is to close for three months.

Scotmid and RNLI are inviting young artists across Aberdeenshire to let their imaginations set sail ahead of the RNLI’s 200th anniversary.