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Peterhead RNLI’s coxswain has successfully completed his assessment and has passed out in the leadership role.

THIS year was the second year since the return of formal SQA exams after the coronavirus pandemic.

TV personality Charles Hanson is set to auction off a drove of giant hares currently on display across the north of Scotland.

North-east pupils will be able to access a range of advice in the coming days, including a dedicated helpline, to assist them with their exam results.

NEW opportunities in the world of work are to take centre stage when the latest Moray virtual jobs fair takes to Twitter.

ABERDEEN to Inverness trains have been cancelled and a 22-year-old charged after a crash which left an overturned car blocking the railway line.

Pupils across Aberdeenshire have received their SQA assessment results today.

Police are appealing for information in relation to a wilful fire-raising at the play park to the rear of Portsoy Medical Practice.

Road being resurfaced.

Gordon representative Richard Thomson and a group of MPs have sent a letter to the Ministry of Defence.

Animal nutrition and grain business, East Coast Viners, have become the first company in Scotland to operate a fully automated Tornum grain dryer.

YOUNG people feeling the stress as they receive their exam results tomorrow (Tuesday) can turn to Childline for help.

A successful Deveron Valley Running Festival was held on Sunday by Deveron Harriers.

ENTHUSIASTIC crowds of visitors and locals alike attended Seafield Park on Sunday for the second day of the Keith show.

Aberdeenshire Council has launched a new initiative to identify and support the delivery of activities that will help the town centres.

OVER 130 artworks are set to go on display when Cullen Art Group hold their annual exhibition later this week.

VOTING on the finalists has been open for almost six weeks, and more than 2500 votes have been tallied between the two competitions.

Tarves Bowling Club won 8-0 against Rothienorman in the Top Ten final.

INVESTIGATIONS into whether Huntly NHS buildings have faulty concrete, which can collapse with "very little noticeable warning", may start this week.

Keith Show chairman marks his "fantastic" first event