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Enterprising Aberdeenshire has announced its upcoming event - Starting From Scratch: Building a Business From Nothing.

A Celebrating Banffshire Dinner organised by The Rotary Club of Banff raised just over £7000 for Diabetes UK and local community groups.

For the first time artwork will be created outside the city centre, including at Aberdeen Airport and Harbour.

The programme, which aims to help entrepreneurs overcome hurdles to growing their business, had initially been launched in north-east Scotland.

Maritime Developments, Westhill and Deep Casing Tools, Elrick were recognised in the International Trade category of the annual awards..

MORAY parents whose children who will be going to secondary school after the summer are being invited to a virtual session on online safety.

Aberdeen’s Umbrella Project will be launched in a blaze of colour, song and dance on Shiprow.

ABERDEEN events arena P&J Live will play host to the Parent and Baby Show when it comes to the Granite City this September.

Dozens of events are taking place across Aberdeenshire this month as part of the Grampian Wellbeing Festival.

A spectacular evening of magic, dancing and singing is in store this weekend as a host of talented children take to the stage at the Tivoli Theatre.

The Sharp family were first introduced to Kaylegh’s Wee Stars after their eldest daughter, Faye, sadly passed away from leukaemia.

The company, which has asked to remain anonymous, has made the contributions to support specific projects at NESCol’s Fraserburgh Campus.

A six-year-old who fundraises to help a family friend who has cerebral palsy was named Primary Pupil of the Year at the Moray and Banffshire Heroes.

Aldi donated more than 2000 meals to good causes in Aberdeenshire during the recent Easter school holidays.

The Aberdeenshire school is one of only a small group to achieve the milestone award of an 8th Green Flag.

FRAN Hutton was named Carer of the Year at the Moray and Banffshire Heroes Awards last week.

Poignant night after family heartbreak.

ROBERT Gordon University (RGU) is to host a Mental Health Nursing Showcase to encourage more people from the north-east into the profession.

Made up of nine boys teams and four girls teams, the club is having to move from its current home after SEPA called time on their site.

Teenager who wants to be a vet has fought back from cancer.