Environment

A yellow weather warning for snow in the north-east area has been issued by the Met Office.

The housebuilder has submitted plans for a 194-home development to Aberdeenshire Council bringing a substational increase in housing stock to the area

A consultant at NHS Grampian has welcomed the forthcoming low emission zone being introduced in Aberdeen.

The scheme will see the installation of lighting, a ramp structure at the underpass and path upgrades within the popular area.

In the first episode, Dougie Vipond is at Thainstone Mart attending the first agricultural gathering of the year, the annual Spring Show.

All through the spring, summer and into autumn the Beechgrove team will be bringing their expert advice and insight for gardeners.

Aberdeenshire Council completed works to a reed bed system in Banchory that ensures any leachate water draining from its landfill site is clean.

A company which focuses on specialist waste management services has announced plans for another phase of investment - totalling £2 million.

People in one of Aberdeenshire’s 40 plus conservation areas will be able to more easily alter or replace their windows and install solar panels.

Phase one public consultation takes place on April 24 at Kintore Bowling Club, offering an overall view of the project and its aims.

Apache Corporation has announced the first tree grant awards in Scotland as part of the inaugural round of the company’s Tree Grant Program.

This is the public’s opportunity to give further feedback on the proposals that will bring a new transmission line and further sub-station sites,

During an assessment of the Visitor Centre inspectors looked at everything from pre-arrival to facilities, cleanliness and staff service.

Details about the actions farmers in the north-east and Moray will have to take to receive agricultural support payments from 2025 have been unveiled.

Proposals would see 16 massive turbines, measuring up to 656ft erected in the countryside at Hill of Fare near Banchory.

Unsettled conditions are the main theme of the forecast through much of the week, with low pressure bringing periods of rain from the west.

Assurance about the future purpose of the Scottish Government's 10-year Just Transition Fund for the north-east is needed, according to a new report.

SEPA are consulting on a review of Potentially Vulnerable Areas to protect communities from future impacts of flooding,

Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group is inviting budding amateur photographers to show what ;’Renewable Energy Around the Clock’ .

To gain a greater understanding of its lifecycle, traps were installed in the Girnock Burn in Royal Deeside in 1966 to monitor the salmon population.