Give me perspective

Moving onto new pastures

In his latest column, MP Richard Thomson looks at the aftermath of the English local elections and the SNP’s own leadership change.

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

New research from the University of Aberdeen could lead to the development of medication for disease that affects 1 in 4 people worldwide.

Local players are being invited to play a frame against world snooker tour player.

With not a single rural MSP in the Scottish cabinet since Humza Yousaf came to power, we have been forgotten, says our columnist.

The latest consultation comes on the back of a 2019 review into how charities in Scotland are regulated and seeks further comments.

In her latest column, MSP Karen Adam focuses on the need for better rail links in the north-east.

MSP Douglas Ross is to table a no confidence vote at Holyrood after the ending of the Bute House agreement deal.

The Scottish Government’s formal co-operation agreement with the Scottish Green Party has ended following the termination of the Bute House agreement.

I love living here. But I implore our national and regional leaders to travel. And watch and notice what others do better and bring that home.

In her latest column, MSP Gillian Martin discusses RBS branch closures and a visit to Holyrood by campaigners for WASPI women.

B-listed Aboyne bridge closed to vehicles in October after Storm Babet revealed concrete damage extended “far more than is visible on the surface.

MP Richard Thomson’s latest column discusses the ongoing fight for compensation for WASPI women and the outcomes of the Post Office Horizon enquiry.

Stills arrive at site from Forsyths in Rothes

KEITH gave Buckie a few nervy moments on their big title-winning day.

MP Richard Thomson has welcomed a commitment that venison will be specifically-referenced in the new Agriculture Bill.

The number of online hate reports received by Police Scotland has dropped almost 75 per cent in the second week since the introduction of the new laws

VALE took the lead before falling to a 6-1 defeat at Victoria Park.

In her latest column, MSP Karen Adam outlines the work being done to keep speech and language services going in Aberdeenshire.