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The fourth annual Turriff Show Ladies Day fundraiser which this year had the theme ‘Divas in the Den’ helped raise over £20,000 for charity.

Monquhitter Primary School’s Friday Eco-group are set to see their produce used during cookery demonstrations at Turriff Show.

A NEW to help young people with their numeracy skills has been launched.

The Jesmond Gospel Hall Trust has submitted an application to Aberdeenshire Council in a bid to build the facility on Balmacassie Brae.

NHS Grampian has unveiled two new £2.5 million radiotherapy machines – giving the region the largest adaptive cancer treatment capacity in the UK.

Grampian Opportunities Green Cafe presented a stimulating session in Inverurie on various ways of recycling.

North-east architect Annie Kenyon and her partner Duncan Barton are fundraising for the Doddie Weir Foundation with a series of upcoming events.

Dog's dead body had litter on top of it.

A first of its kind Scottish apprenticeship for rural land use and management will equip farm workers with high-level core skills.

Highlands Rewilding which owns land near Huntly and Inverness has joined forces with the Tayvallich Initiative in Argyll in a third land deal.

AN update on A96 dualling has been delayed again, First Minister Humza Yousaf revealed, calling Keith and Inverurie bypass pledges "cast iron".

North-east bowlers will head south this weekend for the national playdowns after a series of north-east qualifiers.

Huge profits recorded by fertiliser manufacturers in 2022 at a time when farmgate costs saw an unprecedented spike need to be addressed says Union.

THE Games will take place on Sunday, July 30.

FOCHABERS playing fields were brought to life this weekend, with the return of the popular summer festival Speyfest.

MP Richard Thomson is seeking a meeting with Virgin Money after the bank announced plans to close its Ellon branch at the end of November.

A COMMUNITY focused initiative led by Scotmid, is giving north-east locals the chance to nurture and grow their own fresh fruit for free.

Hundreds of visitors and vehicle owners turned out to mark the 40th anniversary of the Grampian Transport Museum at Alford.

NEARLY half of older people in Scotland on a low income have struggled to keep up with their broadband bill, according to new research.

Banff Castle welcomed a wide range of classic cars on Sunday.