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Coronavirus update: Further signs of cases falling across the north-east

Aberdeenshire saw a very marginal increase while Aberdeen city showed a continued fall in cases.

The Bailies of Bennachie wildlife group is looking for ideas on how to mark a historic year for conservation.

Banff fire station's Christmas charity collection raised more than £2,200.

Councillors have endorsed Aberdeenshire Council ranger service's strategy up to 2023.

Centres will be set up Macduff, Fraserburgh, Peterhead, Ellon, Inverurie, Huntly, Alford, Banchory and Stonehaven.

Numbers across the whole of Scotland have started to show positive signs of virus suppression.

Recognition of the North East Scotland Biodiversity Partnership’s (NESBiP) 2020 Biodiversity Champion Awards has gone virtual.

The club's facilities have been flooded out for the second time in six weeks as heavy rain persists in the north-east.

They are yet to receive a reply from the transport minister over the dates and timescale chosen for the public to respond to the A96 dualling.

An Aberdeenshire schoolgirl has encouraged her classmates to help fund teddy bears to give to seriously sick or injured children.

NHS Grampian saw a drop again having spiked in the previous 24 hours.

The A2B dial-a-bus will be reduced to one day a week from next week starting January 25 and will only operate on a Friday.

A 19-year-old male was apprehended by officers in the early hours of Wednesday morning and will appear in court.

Thousands of people in the north-east were supported by Aberdeen Football Club and AFC Community Trust during the festive season.

Money is now available to help ensure Aberdeenshire clubs are supported and remain Covid-19 compliant during the current pandemic.

Concerns over a solution to noise from the nearby rifle range are to be discussed further.