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Rates in NHS Grampian have seen a slight fall after remaining mostly static for the past few days.
Aberdeenshire Council will be asked next week to approve the community asset transfer of the station and railway.
Anglers were rewarded with generally mild weather as well as some eagerly feeding fish to contend with.
CNER say in twenty years time Peterhead and Fraserburgh will still be the largest towns the furthest from a railway station anywhere in Scotland.
MSP Liam Kerr has challenged failures on the Aberdeen mainline upgrades and the exclusion of the Dyce to Ellon proposals in the document.
The scheme is part of 45 recommendations made under the Strategic Transport Review.
19-year-old Zara Rutherford whose trip saw her stop off in Aberdeen and Wick has completed her record breaking effort.
Daily figures show no real drop in positive tests for NHS Grampian, with only slight variances being noted in the past few days.
Scottish Land & Estates says that the short-term lets licensing order is hugely disproportionate to the problems that are claimed to be managed.
In her latest column, MSP Gillian Martin looks at a significant week in Scotland for progress to a net zero economy.
Conservative MSP Douglas Lumsden has urged Humza Yousaf to raise the issue of the unit reopening with NHS Grampian.
The Portlethen resident was tricked into ordering i-phones in a parcel delivery scam.
The service is now available at Fraserburgh, Peterhead, Ellon, Inverurie, Westhill and Alford.
Denholm Environmental Limited has announced six-figure investment in its equipment fleet and the creation of up to 25 new jobs across its sites.
In his latest column, MP Richard Thomson discusses the No10 débâcle.
The AgriScot Scotch Beef and Scottish Sheep Farm of the Year title winners will be announced in February.
The school’s senior leadership team and staff successfully tackled the challenges alongside moving to a new community campus.
A green Yamaha Grizzly 450cc quad bike was removed in the first weeks of January.
Michael Matheson made the comments in response to questioning from Aberdeenshire East MSP Gillian Martin.
PCR and lateral flow results have seen an upturn in the past few days in most areas.
