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40 years on from the murder of George Murdoch in Aberdeen, Police Scotland’s Major Investigations Team will continue an appeal on national television.

A rolling programme of strike action in schools across the country will continue after the rejection of Cosla’s latest pay offer.

MORAY community groups will have the opportunity to find out more by funding sources at a forthcoming workshop.

CAMPAIGNERS for Insch Hospital brought their case straight to the heart of Scottish politics this weekend.

SEPA and the Met Office have offered further advice ahead of the arrival of Storm Babet this week which will bring strong winds and very heavy rain.

Jeanette Forbes OBE has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Female Entrepreneur of the Year category in this year’s national Forward Ladies Awards.

LOTS of family learning activities will take place all around Moray from October 14 until November 5.

The Scottish Ambulance Service have confirmed that Turriff's first dedicated ambulance is to be based at the local fire station from next month.

Testing conditions with heavy rain and strong winds added to the challenge for both sides in the Inter Regional Cup.

Contestants to battle it out on tropical beach.

THE Scottish SPCA is urging people not to discard fishing equipment, after a cygnet had to be rescued at Larbert loch recently.

Garioch Gents beat league leaders Falkirk 83-78 at home for the visitors first loss of the season.

Banff, Macduff and District Men's Shed has officially opened its new building in the former Fife Street School.

Organisers have announced that this year's Banff Fireworks Display and Bonfire has been cancelled.

Researchers at the University of Aberdeen’s Rowett institute are working on a project examining the health benefits of non-conventional crops.

FAMILIES experiencing great hardship and struggling to meet their basic needs could find a helping hand in the Aberlour Urgent Assistance Fund.

Aberdeen Performing Arts has said funding concerns are causing it to rethink plans for the popular venue.

THE work will start on October 17.

Aberdeen Performing Arts have announced changes to their leadership team, recognising the strength and expertise of the existing team members.

A bronze and granite memorial honouring John J.J.R. Macleod, the physiologist who co-discovered insulin in 1922, was unveiled this week in Aberdeen.