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A volunteer has received a national award for her work to keep a community clean.

Villagers are getting ready to rededicate their tribute to fishermen who lost their lives at sea.

A classic vehicle trip will raise funds to benefit a cancer support charity.

Keen photographers are being given the chance to capture some of the north-east’s iconic scenes and views in a newly-launched competition.

The event promises to deliver the magic and wonder of the circus and raise vital funds for the charity.

A NHS Grampian senior staff nurse has led a project to improve the experience families have with medicines at Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital.

A weekend of fun for all the family is on the cards as Fochabers gets ready to hold its annual gala extravaganza.

With fervent hopes for dry weather, Peter Fair is due to return to Buckie next week.

THE countdown is on for the iconic Speyfest music festival in Fochabers, with the gates due to open this Friday evening.

Two charities are set to benefit from a tee-rific day of golf after friends raised more than £4000 for The Archie Foundation and Clan Cancer Support.

HUNTLY families at a loose end over the summer holidays have been encouraged to take part in fun weekly activities - for just £3 a session.

The Barrack Charitable Trust is donating £52,000 to charitable organisations in its latest tranche of donations for 2024.

Banff Army Cadet Brooke Wiseman has achieved a top award while on the force’s annual camp.

Winner will be invited to Holyrood’s 25th birthday event

North-east groups have benefitted from the ABZ Propeller Fund, which has supported 12 projects this year with half of £30,000 funding still available.

A new campaign has been launched to encourage people tp speak up about those causing harm to Scotland’s heritage and countryside.

Full back’s 12-year stint at Victoria Park made him a Jags’ fans’ favourite.

Fashion lovers are invited to shop at a new marketplace event in the north-east this month.

Four north-east charities have been confirmed as the beneficiaries of a prestigious corporate sports quiz as it celebrates its 10th anniversary.

Kitty Sykes from Huntly, who plays the fiddle and ukulele, has been chosen to be part of the Fèis Rois Cèilidh Trail