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Members of the Loco's A squad who lifted the Scottish Juvenile Football cup met up to celebrate the anniversary.

Particular recognition is being made for Scotland’s need for additional seasonal labour in the likes of soft fruit.

SNP MP Richard Thomson has seized on comments made by West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine Conservative MP Andrew Bowie.

Over 4738 emergency callers across Grampian waited more than 120 minutes for an ambulance in 2021-22, compared with 281 in the previous year.

A BUCKIE man's bold bid to raise £1 million for charity by perching on Rockall has been shelved, but it is has not stopped him finding another rock.

The Bingo business is the first gaming company in UK to adopt employee ownership.

Aberdeen International Airports chosen charities We Too! and Kayleigh’s Wee Stars will benefit along with Friends of ANCHOR.

Gordon MP Richard Thomson has challenged the UK Government to commit to increasing Universal Credit.

The community group is looking to bring the property back to its former glory and has secured the funding required to sign the lease.

Residents have expressed their shock at the state the site was left in after a recent round of grass cutting.

A BINGO business with branches in Moray has become Scotland's largest and latest employee-owned firm.

The new website and app is being made available free of charge to all participating community groups and businesses for a total of three years.

ARRADOUL SWI held their first AGM since 2019 recently.

George and Sheila Watson marked the 60-year milestone with family and friends.

As well as closure of the church, separate plans have also been unveiled to move the Blairs Museum to the Central Belt.

Proposal will give a new lease of life to historic the Aberdeenshire steading at Mains of Carnousie.

The event held in aid of Dementia UK raised over £1000 on Sunday.

FINDOCHTY primary kids and staff celebrated the Queen's platinum jubilee in style with a week of festivities.

Well, it didn’t take long to get that bunting down, did it?

A controversial planning application to build a rock aggregate quarry near Newmachar will go before the Formartine area committee on Tuesday.