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Aggression towards school staff in Moray triples

Aggression towards school staff in Moray triples

Aggression towards school staff in Moray triples

Call for action following 'horrific' rise.


Award nominations provide anniversary cheer for North East Scotland College

Award nominations provide anniversary cheer for North East Scotland College

Award nominations provide anniversary cheer for North East Scotland College

North East Scotland College is aiming to cap its 10th anniversary month with the latest in a long list of awards for the institution.


Aberdeen University to lead research on offshore wind and carbon capture site co-existence on the seabe

Aberdeen University to lead research on offshore wind and carbon capture site co-existence on the seabe

Aberdeen University to lead research on offshore wind and carbon capture site co-existence on the seabe

Project Colocate will enable projects designed to test the ability of offshore wind and carbon capture and storage sites to co-exist on the seabed.


New report shows the continued decline of pupil's behaviour in primary and secondary schools

New report shows the continued decline of pupil's behaviour in primary and secondary schools

New report shows the continued decline of pupil's behaviour in primary and secondary schools

The fifth Behaviour in Scottish Schools Research report since 2006 highlights continued disruption to teaching and issues caused by staffing cuts


School staff union ends strike action after improved pay offer accepted

School staff union ends strike action after improved pay offer accepted

School staff union ends strike action after improved pay offer accepted

The long running pay dispute which closed schools across Scotland has been brought to an end as UNISON members vote to accept the improved pay offer.


Scaling New Heights: Trailblazing mountaineer Anna Taylor to speak in Aberdeen

Scaling New Heights: Trailblazing mountaineer Anna Taylor to speak in Aberdeen

Scaling New Heights: Trailblazing mountaineer Anna Taylor to speak in Aberdeen

Anna’s adventures include bike-packing through Tasmanian and becoming the first woman to successfully ascend Mount Roraima in the Amazon.


SRUC joins new centre tackling food security and climate change

SRUC joins new centre tackling food security and climate change

SRUC joins new centre tackling food security and climate change

A new project will develop solutions that increase the productivity of livestock systems in Sub-Saharan Africa


New path to be named in honour of former Ellon Academy rector and councillor

New path to be named in honour of former Ellon Academy rector and councillor

New path to be named in honour of former Ellon Academy rector and councillor

Former Ellon Academy rector and councillor Alan Cameron will have his legacy honoured with a path in the town named after him.


North-east's "Powerhouse physiotherapist" in the corner of people with Parkinson’s

North-east's "Powerhouse physiotherapist" in the corner of people with Parkinson’s

North-east's "Powerhouse physiotherapist" in the corner of people with Parkinson’s

Parkinson’s researcher and co-lead of the Exercise Hub, RGU's Julie Jones has been recognised for her efforts in improving care and support.


Further support for women and young people in agriculture in Aberdeenshire

Further support for women and young people in agriculture in Aberdeenshire

Further support for women and young people in agriculture in Aberdeenshire

The Next Generation and Women in Agriculture Practical Training Funds will provide applicants with £500 to help pay for practical training courses.


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