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Susie Simpson on lead accordion, Jock Fraser on second accordion and Gillian Stevenson on fiddle were the star turn at the latest meeting.

Gordon MP Richard Thomson has received a commitment from the DVLA that it is introducing measures to improve its service.

GRAMPIAN healthcare professionals are being urged to promote a new Parkinson's service.

MSP Gillian Martin writes about the financial burden of uniform costs to many families in her latest column.

Works start June 1 and are expected to last for eight nights.

£1.9 million of funding will support nine Aberdeenshire projects including CCTV in Huntly and the transformation of the pavilion at Tarlair.

Michelle Gordon's Highland Dancing achievements reached a new height in a group of 50 dancers who performed for The Queen in a Platinum Jubilee show.

Projects include the rescue of the pavilion at Tarlair pool, improved visitor facilities in Alford’s Haughton Park and a wheel/skate park in Ellon.

In his latest column, MP Richard Thomson discusses the ongoing fallout of lockdown breaches at No10.

A major review of Scotland’s breast screening programme which makes 17 recommendations has been published.

Fans are in for a treat as top 90s and early 2000s pop acts come to the north east for a special gig.

Gardens which are just too big for householders to keep maintained are being taken over to grow vegetables in Huntly to help tackle food poverty.

John Cameron presented with accolade.

The Scottish Government has launched a consultation on a new Bill which is in response to an independent review into police complaints handling.

THE Scottish Government is bringing back a plan to revamp childrens' rights in Scotland after a legal challenge.

Now 28, Shaun McWilliam, whose career in food began as a 14 year old bicycle delivery boy in Huntly, is now a chef in the town's new restaurant.

MP Richard Thomson has called on the UK Government to start the process of issuing payments to WASPI women affected by changes to their pensions.

A new dedicated website has been launched and explains how the Inquiry team will carry out their investigations.

STORE employees, with the help of family and friends, took to the 'catwalk' in store as models for the show.

MSP Liam Kerr has warned that bollards which are to be installed at the notorious junction are not the answer to reducing the number of collisions.