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Scots School o' the Year's pupils from Monymusk meet the Prime Minister

Scots School o' the Year's pupils from Monymusk meet the Prime Minister

Scots School o' the Year's pupils from Monymusk meet the Prime Minister

07 March 2024

Aberdeenshire school pupils who created an award-nominated book were “absolutely delighted” to meet the Prime Minister.


Column: Freeze on alcohol duty welcome but windfall tax extension disappointing

Column: Freeze on alcohol duty welcome but windfall tax extension disappointing

Column: Freeze on alcohol duty welcome but windfall tax extension disappointing

07 March 2024

Column: Highs and lows of budget.


MP welcomes spring budget but concerns raised over Energy Profits Levy extension

MP welcomes spring budget but concerns raised over Energy Profits Levy extension

MP welcomes spring budget but concerns raised over Energy Profits Levy extension

07 March 2024

MP David Duguid welcomed measures in the spring budget but is disappointed the Energy Profits Levy is being extended.


Peterhead to benefit from £20m of regeneration funding announced in budget

Peterhead to benefit from £20m of regeneration funding announced in budget

Peterhead to benefit from £20m of regeneration funding announced in budget

06 March 2024

Peterhead has been awarded £20 million from the UK Government over the next decade to regenerate its town centre.


Community Right to Buy powers to be reviewed

Community Right to Buy powers to be reviewed

Community Right to Buy powers to be reviewed

06 March 2024

Right to Buy for communities has now been in use for 20 years and with several revisions and new powers added a full review will now take place.


Politics: SNP-Green Ministers warned against turbines and pylons proliferation in the north-east

Politics: SNP-Green Ministers warned against turbines and pylons proliferation in the north-east

Politics: SNP-Green Ministers warned against turbines and pylons proliferation in the north-east

06 March 2024

Conservative MP Andrew Bowie has written to the Energy Secretary over the “ongoing industrialisation” of the north-east.


Concerns raised over funding for Acorn project at St Fergus

Concerns raised over funding for Acorn project at St Fergus

Concerns raised over funding for Acorn project at St Fergus

05 March 2024

MP David Duguid has criticised the Scottish Government for failing to release its promised £80 million funding for the Acorn CCUS project.


New active travel campaign encourages north-east people to get walking

New active travel campaign encourages north-east people to get walking

New active travel campaign encourages north-east people to get walking

03 March 2024

A new campaign is encouraging north-east people to embrace walking for short trips to cut travel costs and boost health.


Politics: Education budget cuts are a disaster for families

Politics: Education budget cuts are a disaster for families

Politics: Education budget cuts are a disaster for families

03 March 2024

In her latest column, MSP Karen Adam raises concerns about the education cuts made in the Aberdeenshire Council budget.


Tory conference sees Banff and Buchan MP stress importance of A90 and A96 dualling

Tory conference sees Banff and Buchan MP stress importance of A90 and A96 dualling

Tory conference sees Banff and Buchan MP stress importance of A90 and A96 dualling

01 March 2024

David Duguid MP has underlined the importance of oil and gas and the need to dual the A90 and A96 at the Scottish Conservative Party Conference.


Still no UK Govt decision on improving access at Insch station

Still no UK Govt decision on improving access at Insch station

Still no UK Govt decision on improving access at Insch station

01 March 2024

A bid has been made for Access for All funding to improve the situation at Insch, which has no level access to one of its platforms.


MP urges review of decision to increase minimum salary for skilled worker visas amid concerns seafood businesses could move abroad

MP urges review of decision to increase minimum salary for skilled worker visas amid concerns seafood businesses could move abroad

MP urges review of decision to increase minimum salary for skilled worker visas amid concerns seafood businesses could move abroad

29 February 2024

MP David Duguid has urged the Home Office to review the impact of its decision to increase the minimum salary for skilled worker visas.


North-east dog owners urged to ensure pets are under control near livestock

North-east dog owners urged to ensure pets are under control near livestock

North-east dog owners urged to ensure pets are under control near livestock

28 February 2024

MP Richard Thomson is urging dog owners to ensure their pets are under control when they exercise them near livestock.


'I thought my MSP chance had gone' – bolt from the blue sees former Buckie councillor get Holyrood call-up

'I thought my MSP chance had gone' – bolt from the blue sees former Buckie councillor get Holyrood call-up

'I thought my MSP chance had gone' – bolt from the blue sees former Buckie councillor get Holyrood call-up

27 February 2024

A BOLT out of the blue has seen a former Buckie councillor start a new career as an MSP.


Have your say: Should promotion of unhealthy food and drink be restricted?

Have your say: Should promotion of unhealthy food and drink be restricted?

Have your say: Should promotion of unhealthy food and drink be restricted?

27 February 2024

The public is being asked for views on proposals to restrict the promotion of food and drink high in fat, sugar and salt such as multi-buys.


SNP Westminster candidate for Aberdeenshire North and Moray East formally adopted

SNP Westminster candidate for Aberdeenshire North and Moray East formally adopted

SNP Westminster candidate for Aberdeenshire North and Moray East formally adopted

27 February 2024

SNP Westminster candidate for Aberdeenshire North and Moray East councillor Seamus Logan has been formally adopted.


Politics: Last Wednesday’s shameful events show Westminster is utterly broken

Politics: Last Wednesday’s shameful events show Westminster is utterly broken

Politics: Last Wednesday’s shameful events show Westminster is utterly broken

27 February 2024

MP Richard Thomson reflects on last weeks vote in Westminster over Gaza and Israel and the consequences for democracy.


Support for Citizens Advice Scotland debt campaign

Support for Citizens Advice Scotland debt campaign

Support for Citizens Advice Scotland debt campaign

26 February 2024

MP Richard Thomson has backed a campaign from Citizens Advice Scotland aimed at offering free, expert advice relating to debt.


New package of measures to help people save on energy costs welcomed

New package of measures to help people save on energy costs welcomed

New package of measures to help people save on energy costs welcomed

25 February 2024

MP David Duguid has welcomed a new package of UK Government measures to help families save on energy costs.


Politics: Offshore bill provides confidence and certainty

Politics: Offshore bill provides confidence and certainty

Politics: Offshore bill provides confidence and certainty

25 February 2024

In his latest column, MP David Duguid has hailed the Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill.


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