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Woodland Trust Scotland, Soil Association Scotland and NFU Scotland have called for integrated forestry alongside food production.

A further £1.5 million is coming to north-east communities for environmentally-friendly green projects.

A PROPOSED substation could "destroy" Keith's future development, according to a campaign spokesperson whose petition received almost 800 signatures.

An Oldmeldrum-based martial arts group has come out fighting after making a winning decision to take the plunge during the pandemic.

SSEN Transmission believes new funds should recognise the vital role local communities in the area will play in hosting transmission infrastructure.

After a four year absence, the popular Keith music festival returned to Kynoch Park with a buzzing crowd coming out to enjoy the long-awaited event.

Across the north and north-east Clan Cancer Support are set to bring a total of 40 colourful hare sculptures to towns to form The Big Hop Trail.

HELPING bring peace to those missing family or friends who have passed away are at the heart of a new initiative from a Buckie funeral director.

MP Richard Thomson has received an update from the Parliamentary Ombudsman following an approach he made on behalf of WASPI women in the constituency.

The Scottish Senior Women’s Open Championship which runs over four days will get underway on Tuesday at Aboyne.

Cineworld has stressed the move will not affect the British operations for the holding company, with cinemas continuing to remain open as usual.

HUNTLY residents have joined forces with Interfaith Aberdeen to create a joyous celebration in honor of Scottish Refugee Week.

Robert Gordon University and the National Subsea Centre have delivered a data project to revolutionise how subsea inspections are conducted.

Aberdeen & Kincardine Bowling Association almost defeated the new North champions, Bon Accord in the Inter County Championships.

The Back O'Bennachie Car Park near Oyne will be closed for five days while repair work is carried out at the site.

Award winning indie-folk band from the Scottish Highlands, Elephant Sessions will headline at the Braemar Folk Festival in October.

Work to save the crumbling Port Erroll Harbour could get under way in the near future thanks to vital funding support from Aberdeenshire Council.

Plans to add extra green waste collections in Cruden Bay, New Pitsligo, Aberchirder, Braemar and Torphins have been halted.

Isobel and Ian Thomson from Ellon celebrated their Diamond Wedding Anniversary at their home in Ellon last week.

NHS Grampian staff have been given a sneak peek of what the birthing suites will look like at a new multi-million-pound hospital.