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The National Sheep Association has said it is frustrated over the confusion left as a result of the government dropping flagship legislation.

MP David Duguid has met with the UK’s immigration minister to discuss recent changes in worker visas for foreign fishermen.

AROUND 3000 people in Moray are currently unable to register with a dentist.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has warned of a very high risk of wildfire in many parts of the country from today until Monday, May 29.

All fishing occupations will benefit from lower fees and salary requirements after being added to the UK Government’s Shortage Occupation List.

Industrial cleaning and emergency response for the global energy industry specialists, Sureclean has boosted its senior management team.

Game keepers at the Invercauld Estate contacted police after they found a dead raven next to a number of broken eggs.

New figures have shown that more than 35 per cent of young people in Aberdeenshire who are eligible for free bus travel still do not have a pass.

Kintore engineering business Brimmond has announced its best financial year yet.

Mineral exploration in Aberdeenshire was the focus for MSP Gillian Martin during a recent visit.

An action plan is being implemented at Troup House School near Gardenstown after a damning Care Inspectorate inspection report.

THE group raised funds with a walk on Monday night.

Fraserburgh councillor Seamus Logan has pushed for investment to be made in the A952 Cortes to Toll of Birness road.

Rhys Bennett attacked mum-of-two from Dyce.

A 999 call from a person stuck in mud in the face of rising tide resulted in a multi agency rescue operation on the River Ythan.

The chief executive of Crerar Hotels Group, which runs Thainstone House Hotel, has been awarded the prestigious title of Master Innholder.

THE group entered into an 'exculsivity agreement' to purchase the golf course in March.

Inverurie's Aspire Trampoline Academy took part in the first post-pandemic meeting of the Northern Trampoline League.

Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance marked its 10th anniversary on Monday reflecting on a decade of life-saving service to communities.

Camera hidden inside alarm clock used to film women.