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A limited number of pharmacies are in operation in Aberdeenshire and Moray over the May Day holiday.

ABERDEEN events arena P&J Live will play host to the Parent and Baby Show when it comes to the Granite City this September.

Isolated heavy showers on Sunday afternoon will give a risk of localised flooding in some areas.

The main group to benefit will be carers aged 16-19 in full-time “advanced” education and carers aged over 20 in full-time education at any level.

Rain of Animals are set to play on May 11.

Car lovers are being given the chance to win a new Mini Cooper Classic as part of a prize draw in aid of Children’s Hospices Across Scotland.

MORAY MSP Richard Lochhead has called on the Financial Conduct Authority to implement a new criteria for rural banking hubs.

The A90 road at the Toll of Birness has been closed following a two-vehicle collision.

Teams from across the north-east took part in the contest.

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

ZAC is a shy, young Border collie seeking his forever home together.

The A96 to the north of Keith now has one lane open over the bank holiday weekend under temporary traffic lights.

Funding to help small businesses and sole traders convert vehicles which are not compliant with Aberdeen’s low emission zone is being made available.

Officers are appealing for information following a report of vandalism at a property in Portgordon.

Unpaid carers in the north-east will be eligible for the new Carer Support Payment.

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

Eastern Airways has announced that Aberdeen services from Teesside Airport will commence from Monday, May 20.

Police have confirmed Lucie Morgan (14) and Angel MacKinlay (13) have been traced safe and well.

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

North East MSP Douglas Lumsden has called for the road improvements after the SNP-Green coalition was axed.