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In his latest column MP David Duguid discusses planting for future generations and dealing with our current issues.

Volunteers at Charlie House are celebrating the news today that they’ve received the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service.

The MBE recognises his work supporting sustainable food and drink production in the north-east of Scotland.

A Huntly man who was in the original group which encouraged people to get out on cross country skis is named in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.

The swimmer Hannah who celebrated the end of an incredible 15 year career last year was recognised for her services to the sport.

The scheme, which produces energy from both sides of the solar panels, has been installed at a Scottish Water site.

21 year old Keran Andrew has been affected by misophonia since she was 12 years old.

Forced to leave her husband and home in Kharkiv, Liubov Buriak says "higher forces" and "great people" in Aberdeenshire helped her journey.

YOUNG people are being invited to a drop-in next week aiming to support them into work.

A number of Aberdeenshire eateries have been nominated in The Scottish Takeaway Awards.

Huntly GP Barry Watt had already broken his £1000 target for SCAA when he began the 1200 mile cycle from Land's End to John o' Groats on Monday.

Winners include Balmedie, Collieston, Cruden Bay, Peterhead Lido, Fraserburgh's Waters of Philorth and Tigerhill and Inverboyndie beaches.

The event marks the groups 40th anniversary performance.

The ban means it will be an offence for businesses in Scotland to provide the items which include plastic cutlery, plates and stirrers.

The Scottish Government is leading a pilot project with the assistance of Scottish Water, Aberdeenshire Council and Consumer Scotland in Aberdeenshire

Bracoden Primary School has been recognised for its work planting trees to mark The Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

Prizes include a two night stay in Aberdeenshire or a year's supply of honeycomb ice-cream.

Insch woman welcomes MP Richard Thomson's support for the WASPI campaign for compensation for women not told their pension date had been delayed.

BEV Marchi contacted her local MSP and complained to the DVSA before securing a test date for her son.

ABERDEEN Arts Centre is rolling out the virtual welcome mat as host for an online exhibition showcasing the work of Nescol art and design students.