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A THREE-year action plan will be taken forward by the council to improve access for residents and visitors along Moray’s core paths network.

The current Turriff Thistle team retained the CMB Cup against their Thistle Legends counterparts in the searing heat at the Haughs on Saturday

North-east farmer Alan Cumming from Oldmeldrum becomes RNAS president with J Cameron MacIver from Kinloss as senior vice-president.

Parents of Slains Primary pupils have expressed their shock at a decision by Aberdeenshire Council to reduce its staffing level to just one teacher

A BUCKIE woman has been invited to join the congregation at the National Service of Thanksgiving for King Charles III at the start of next month.

Methlick once again faced Abergreen on Saturday with a repeat of the previous encounter at Rubislaw on the cards.

Two young dancers from Huntly had a successful competition weekend after winning sought after Pre-Championship titles in Montrose.

Former Scotland and Aberdeen manager Craig Brown has been recognised in parliament for his services to football following his death at the age of 82.

WHO Cares? Scotland volunteer Jim McColm was celebrated for the lasting impact he has made on the young people he supports.

Bolwing's British Isles Championship being held in Ayr sees Jason and Carla Banks in action for Scotland.

Social enterprises in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray can now apply for a share of a £2 million funding pot designed to support the third sector.

A building which formed part of the old railway station in Turriff will now see a new lease of life thanks to two local groups.

A fun day event is set to raise funds for Crudie School.

Gordon MP Richard Thomson has urged constituency groups to consider whether they might benefit from grant funding.

The wide range of stalls can now be found at the Banff and Macduff Men's Shed on Fife Street.

Award-winning comedian, actor and writer Jack Whitehall brings his Settle Down tour to Aberdeen on Sunday, October 8.

Inspectors from Education Scotland have published their latest reports after visiting two north-east schools near Peterhead and in Inverurie.

THE finalists were picked by a panel from Banffshire.

THE competition will run from Tuesday, June 27 until August 8.

Testing for avian flu has been carried out at Forvie Nature Reserve after dead sandwich terns and a number of dead black-headed gulls were found.