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Two men have been charged in connection with cyber fraud and money laundering which targeted an elderly man in Aberdeenshire.

A celebration of people that make a difference to their communities is now open for nominations.

Proposals to increase reuse and recycling and cut waste are being put forward as part of a consultation.

Aberdeenshire residents are being encouraged to give their views on current and future transport provision across the region.

Over 60 schools in Aberdeenshire remain closed for a fifth day, with the remaining schools looking at later openings to allow for safe travel.

With 33 Aberdeenshire schools operating half empty at half empty or less they may be in the firing line as cuts will need to be made to save cash.

An Aberchirder man who was jailed after posting online about the assassination of former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has died in prison.

One of Scotland’s best known actresses is coming to Braemar as part of a weekend celebrating Scottish culture to coincide with Burns Night.

Legislation to give councils the power to introduce a levy to raise funding for local tourism facilities and services has passed its first vote.

Over 120 of schools in Aberdeenshire remain closed today as snow continues to affect the north-east, with the remaining few looking at later openings.

I can’t seem to help myself. I am addicted to my phone.

North-east charity Befriend a Child has celebrated the largest amount raised in recent years for its annual Giving Tree Appeal.

Aberdeenshire Council is bringing forward some polling ward and polling place changes ahead of a general election.

STAY off the ice to save your life, that is the message from Water Safety Scotland (WSS) as icy temperatures grip the north-east.

The Co-op's loyalty scheme of 2p for every £1 spent on own brand products will be replaced with a range of member-exclusive prices and deals.

A total of 57 schools in the north-east are closed for a third day, with the others delaying opening times to allow for safe travel.

In her latest column, MSP Gillian Martin discusses the post office scandal and how to access benefits even if you are in work.

MSP Gillian Martin has written to craft beer giant Brewdog calling for a meeting to discuss the employer’s plans.

Robert Gordon University has welcomed an award-winning businesswoman as its latest Entrepreneur in Residence.

Around 20 schools in the north-east are closed for a second day, with the majority delaying opening times to allow for safe travel.