Environment

Views from homes across the north-east are being shared in support of tourism in the region.

The project is appealing for more people to write short scripts and record voiceovers for a series of new sound walks.

MP for Banff and Buchan, David Duguid has made a statement on the vote in Parliament which saw concerns raised over standards for food imports.

A meeting of Cosla, which represents all 32 Scottish councils has agreed that all authorities will aim to be ready to reopen the sites.

Top sire was Crogham Lambertbred by Crogham Charollais and provided to the project by the Ingram family at Logie Durno.

The new video looks at the hill over the course of a year and reflects on the changing seasons.

The settlement perched on the Tap O' Noth hill is among the most extensive examples of ancient life ever found in Scotland.

Public told not to dump waste and recycling next to any bins which are already full as this is becoming an increasingly common occurrence.

The completion date for Kintore's new railway station remains an unknown councillors will be told this week.

The latest incident occurred around the Ythanwells area and comes on the back of recent charges brought over hare coursing near Oldmeldrum.

Considerable opposition has been voiced by residents over a notice posted asking for people to stop maintaining flower beds and green spaces.

British Wool is operating to collect and receive but warns there are short and long term supply chain issues ahead.

Gemma Bruce has been appointed national chairwoman of the Scottish Association of Young Farmers’ Clubs.

Paths which run underneath Ellon Viaduct have been closed till an inspection is carried out.

Youngsters Rebecca and Hayley Gilmour's creations have inspired other youngsters to get creative.

Aberdeenshire Council will use online means of public engagement as part of an eight-week feedback period on future housing and development.

Gillian Martin spoke on behalf of Stewart Stevenson who currently shielding due to coronavirus during the first stage of the Scottish Agriculture Bill

Specsavers are advising local allergy sufferers on some of the best ways to ease their symptoms.

Rural Economy Secretary, Fergus Ewing, has commended Forestry and Land Scotland’s move to help suppliers.

A continuing increase in incidents has prompted the move by Aberdeenshire Council