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A music festival at Drum Castle saw 24 people arrested for alleged crimes involving drugs.

North-east politicians have held face-to-face talks with health and social care bosses over the future of minor injury units.

Police have recovered a car as part of an investigation into a missing Cuminestown woman.

Scotland's Highland games governing body has jumped into action to widen the field by encouraging more female participants.

The 4000-year-old Troup Beaker is set to return to the Gamrie area where it was discovered nearly 40 years ago.

The Macmillan Cancer Support Speyside Committee will stage fun runs in the grounds of Ballindalloch Castle this weekend.

Moray MSP Richard Lochhead and SNP Councillor Theresa Coull have met the TSB’s branch distribution director over plans to axe its Keith branch.

Concerns have been raised about the possible overnight closure of the casualty department at Chalmers Hospital in Banff.

STRONG winds failed to blow the return of the Six Harbour Walk off course as hundreds from far and wide flocked to take part.

The deadline to register to vote in the European elections on May 23 is approaching.

Passengers travelling from the Grampian area to Aberdeen by train are set for a summer of disruption.

THE hard work of Buckie RNLI's volunteer lifeboat crew and shore team over the last five years were lauded following an inspection by the charity.

A north-east MP has said banks need to do more for their communities when they decide to reduce hours at branches such as the TSB in his home town.

A SMALL distillery in Keith with royal connections has a unique place in the Scotch whisky story.

Motorcyclists will be needed for a new study looking at how effective road safety campaigns are.

A MAN who drunkenly broke into a Keith supermarket using a mechanical digger was jailed today for nearly two years.

People have been encouraged to have their say at a public consultation on the area's minor injury unit.

BUCKIE High students are well-known for their commitment to volunteering, but not many of them can say they set a record while doing it.

HRH The Duke of Rothesay visited Banff and Macduff to officially recognise the work of three community projects.

A WOMAN needed hospital treatment after being struck by a car in a supermarket car park.