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Cup final report and the latest league action from Moray Leisure Centre ice rink.

RESEARCHERS at Robert Gordon University are contributing to a new study to find out how the UK’s treescapes can be expanded.

Two men aged 39 and 36 have been arrested and charged following a break-in to a premises Ellon.

A community drop-in event provided the opportunity for people to put forward their concerns about the closure of Aboyne bridge.

THE shop owner says that she is still "shaken up" more than two months after the incident.

MORAY Council's budget for 2024-25 has been slammed by a Buckie councillor.

Developing the Young Workforce North East has made three new appointments to its board.

A popular Kemnay footpath has reopened this week following repair works after damage from flooding.

HUNTLY led at half-time but ended up having to salvage a point at Mosset Park.

THE limited-edition book tells the story of John Scott, born in 1764 at Floods Farm, Spey Bay.

NORTH of Scotland live event venue P&J Live has been confirmed as host of the European Society of Breast Imaging (EUSOBI) annual scientific meeting.

Overall champion at the Spring Show was a Limousin-cross bullock called Brewdog, scaling 454kgs from William Robertson & Son, Tomintoul.

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

An alcohol licence was approved for the planned Aldi supermarket in Macduff by the Aberdeenshire Licensing Board.

FINDOCHTY Water Sports Club (FWSC) has become a life-saving equipment hub for the village thanks to a generous donation.

Public events across the Blackhillock to New Deer and Peterhead project route saw the first of a series of pre-application consultation meetings.

THE Black and Golds were 3-0 to the good at half-time before the game was called off.

CHANGES to a key Scottish Government benefit will see around 20,000 people able to access money to help with food shopping costs for the first time.

MANY of Huntly's top community groups and charities are joining forces for a free event in March – set to entertain families while helping them.

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