Transport

The UK steam hauled tour is working its way back south from Inverness on its way to Edinburgh and on to London.

Scotland’s Railway has launched a new charity partnership with Age Scotland

Police have advised the A90 is currently closed near Lonmay following a crash which took place on Friday afternoon.

Abandoned bicycles across Scotland’s railway network are to be given a new lease of life.

Stagecoach has donated £25,000 to Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance as part of its Giving for Good community fund.

The work will be carried out on the A96 road surface to the north of Keith, between the Mulben Junction and Newton of Forgie.

Grampian Transport Museum’s Spring Autojumble takes place on Sunday.

The A97 Banff to Aberchirder road is set to close due to repairs being carried out at Bachlaw Bridge.

A principal contractor for works to repair the significant damage to the A937 road at Marykirk has been appointed.

High winds will cause issues on Sunday and Monday with heavy rain developing overnight on Monday, leading to a yellow Met Office warning for flooding.

There is a risk of flooding from surface water and rivers across the north-east as Storm Kathleen progresses over the weekend.

The work will see initial overnight convoy working, then a full weekend closure followed by a further four overnight closures.

MORE than £37 million could be “thrown down the drain” if a Scottish Government review shelves the full A96 dualling upgrade plan.

A yellow weather warning for snow in the north-east area has been issued by the Met Office.

A consultant at NHS Grampian has welcomed the forthcoming low emission zone being introduced in Aberdeen.

A 20-year-old and a 23-year-old have been charged with assault after an incident at Elgin Bus Station yesterday.

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.

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

MSP Karen Adam discusses the need for better transport connectivity in her latest column.