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The recycling scheme sees outgrown or unwanted sportswear given a second lease of life.
Vaccines, vandalism, dangerous parking, overgrown parks and spiking concerns were all discussed at Turriff And District Community Council this month.
Insch Scarecrow Festival saw 84 entries this year.
Police are appealing for information following two break-ins to properties in the Stonehaven and Fordoun areas on Friday.
The Cuminestown Youth Active Football Club 2009s team are looking smart in their new strips thanks to support from APAC Vehicle Glazing.
Pride And Prejudice* (*Sort Of) will run at His Majesty’s Theatre from Thursday, October 13, to Saturday, October 15.
RGU has strengthened its links with Japan by successfully delivering two respected international development programmes focused on offshore energy.
The National Trust for Scotland is inviting visitors to immerse themselves in some of the best experiences Scotland has to offer this autumn.
North East Club Events have organised a Hallowe'en event in Inverurie which will see local lad Evan Duthie headline his first show in his home town.
Three good causes from the local region have been awarded a share of a £25,000 funding pot, thanks to Scotmid’s Community Connect award scheme.
Friends and family of the late Gladys Stephen organised a Bannock And Buy event in Forglen Hall to raise money for Dementia UK.
Bon Accord baths was the subject of an entertaining talk by Ian Davidson, at last week's meeting of Garioch Heritage Society.
Ellon sheltered housing Slater Court is celebrating 40 years of being 'home'.
The Cher Show is in Aberdeen until Saturday, October 8.
It's the end of the 2022 season for Turriff In Bloom, but plans are already blossoming for 2023.
A recent coffee morning raised £530 for Aberchirder And District Community Association.
A public meeting will take place on Monday evening for those affected by digital connectivity issues in the Turriff area.
Turriff Legion groups have enjoyed successful fundraisers recently.
The first retro arcade games bar in Aberdeen is due to open in the former Espionage nightclub at the start of next year.
"What message does this send to people looking to make the switch to electric when public charging points are continually broken?" MSP Liam Kerr asks.
