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Rising boxing star Callum Stuart is looking forward to his third professional fight next Saturday.

Aberdeenshire's recycling centres will be closed on Wednesday, November 13.

A NEW headteacher has been welcomed by pupils and staff at a Moray school.

From Saturday, November 30 any drone over 250g will have to be registered and operators will have to pass a new online test.

Aberdeenshire Council has revealed “green shoots of economic opportunities and investment” in its Economic Development Annual Review.

A LAST call has gone to for those wanting to join in a local event which is forming part of the global fight against homelessness.

A UK-wide issue affecting the supply of Fluenz Tetra means vaccinations will not be offered to all school age children.

AN appeal for volunteers to step forward and help Buckie's Christmas extravaganza event go ahead in style has been launched.

Officers swooped on the industrial unit as part of an intelligence lead operation which has also seen recovery of cannabis plants from near Kinellar.

THE chance to develop a number of employment-related skills are on offer this month in Moray through the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP).

Concerns have been raised about job losses at Banff's Tesco supermarket.

A COMMUNITY effort to build a better Buckie is already bearing fruit when a campaign to help those on tight budgets eat well got off the ground.

Schools in Aberdeenshire will have access to Active School coordinators that will be trained to manage mental health as well as physical health.

Twelve rare Chinese paintings owned by the Chalmers family of Monkshill, Fyvie go up for sale with a pre-auction value of up to £50,000.

The Keith branch of the Traditional Music and Song Association of Scotland are looking for entries for the Charles Murray Writing Competition

VANDALS have damaged 12 cars in Buckie to an estimated cost of up to £20,000.

EAGLE-EYED staff at Moray Council’s recycling centre at Keith averted a potentially life-threatening incident.

AFTER just over a year of striking success, a Buckie community group are striking out on their own as they eye even more ambitious projects.

The President of the Society of Radiographers has praised the work of NHS Grampian – with some procedures a first for a Scottish radiotherapy centre.

The Halloween spirit was in full spooky flow when Banff Playgroup and Toddlers held its party.