Aberdeenshire Council

The historic Easter Balmoral suspension bridge has reopened following restoration by specialist firm Moray Blast on behalf of Aberdeenshire Council.

The part-time use of the communities’ library buildings is to come to an end.

It’s back to work for residents at an Aberdeenshire Care Home, complete with a smart uniform and early morning starts.

With the B992 Keig to Alford road shut, the indefinite closure of the Montgarrie Bridge will lead to even lengthier diversions near Alford.

Martyn Lee, Executive Chef for Waitrose, who leads the retailer’s food innovation team shared insights with the finalists at Meldrum House.

A virtual event that will raise awareness about dementia will cover a range of topics.

Aberdeenshire Council is supporting Plantlife’s national No Mow May campaign in 2024 to encourage the growth of long grass and wildflowers.

A second phase of building at Conglass which could see around 100 homes built is being recommended for approval by councillors.

A new Fraserburgh map leaflet has been created aimed firmly at increasing footfall in the town centre.

Objections over road safety saw he application narrowly approved by five to four votes at the Marr area committee.

Aberdeenshire Council has provided an update as work continues to deal with a landslip on the B992 Keig to Premnay road.

Repairs to Bachlaw Bridge will close the A97 Banff to Aberchirder road next week.

Enterprising Aberdeenshire has announced its upcoming event - Starting From Scratch: Building a Business From Nothing.

Aberdeenshire Museums Service will participate in a UK-wide scheme to share world-leading collections with communities through touring exhibitions.

Royal Regiment of Scotland.parades will take place in Peterhead, Alford and Laurencekirk

Calls have been made to end Potterton’s “traffic misery” by introducing measures to stop HGVs from using the village as a rat run.

Communities can now apply for the Banff and Buchan Area Initiatives Fund.

Dozens of events are taking place across Aberdeenshire this month as part of the Grampian Wellbeing Festival.

Restoration work on the polluted ponds at Denman Park in Westhill continued with the installation of a downstream defender.

Plans by national housebuilder Cala Homes to build 68 new homes on the outskirts of Banchory have been slammed by angry residents.