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Folk music enthusiasts are set to welcome acclaimed singer, songwriter and musician Kenny Speirs to Portsoy.

Tracey Ann Giles from the Aboyne area who was seriously injured in a crash on the A93 Aberdeen to Braemar road on Sunday, March,24 has died.

The B9077 at Durris House will be the location for Police Scotland’s North Safety Cameras Units first Vector spot speed camera.

A MORAY teacher, who wishes to remain anonymous, said it has been a “nightmare” to stop the rise in pupils vaping.

PROJECTS supporting disadvantaged children and young people could be eligible to apply for a grant of up to £10,000 through the Ironmongers’ Company.

A 16-year-old youth has been arrested following a serious assault in Buckie.

North-east stores have been nominated in this year’s Scottish Local Retailer Awards.

The scheme will see the installation of lighting, a ramp structure at the underpass and path upgrades within the popular area.

THE Scottish Government’s decision to provide free rail travel for blind and partially sighted people and their companions has been hailed.

As the 20th series of Masterchef returns to TV screens, an Aberdeenshire born contestant has looked to her local roots for ideas.

More than 50 MSPs have put their names to a pledge that commits them to protect and support Scotland’s vital fishing industry and coastal communities.

The Sensory Space has been designed to create a calming break-out area for children with additional support needs.

APPLICATIONS are now open for Marine Fund Scotland 2024-25.

Models, all shapes, sizes and subjects filled the gallery at the Garioch Heritage centre in Inverurie over the weekend.

New powers enabling councils to charge up to double the full rate of council tax on second homes come into force this week.

Scientists from the University of Aberdeen have identified a new way to detect signs of motor neuron disease in brain tissue.

THE progression of the Agriculture and Rural Communities (Scotland) Bill has been welcomed by a north-east MSP.

The UK Tour of the award-winning stage adaptation of David Keenan’s book comes to Aberdeen’s Lemon Tree for three nights in April.

A study will examine whether teens are more vulnerable to unbalanced dietary habits wreaking havoc with their long-term health if they eat junk food.

MORAY groups who work to benefit young people are being invited to attend the latest Children’s Forum meeting.