Community

Aberdeenshire carers in full and part-time education could be entitled to over £4900 a year in financial support from Social Security Scotland.

It’s a case of back to Buckie with a smile for town’s newest police inspector.

A community folk group will welcome a multi award-winning singer to its upcoming concert.

A local authority has confirmed a renewed commitment to safeguarding the long-term economic sustainability of a harbour.

A woman who overcame cancer is starring in a new video to launch Cancer Research UK’s ultimate Race for Life playlist.

Ambitious funding has enabled projects to be realised in two towns which has driven innovation, community engagement and local economic growth.

The woes afflicting a crumbling Moray secondary school have seen an appeal to the Education Secretary to intervene.

A Scottish Government decision to extended eligibility for the Pension Age Disability Payment (PADP) to more local authority areas has been welcomed.

A care worker has opened up about the dark days of lockdown on the fifth anniversary of the Covid pandemic.

A local authority’s ranger service is inviting families and curious minds of all ages to enjoy dozens of free outdoor educational activities.

A Moray group have been celebrating after being presented with the voluntary sector equivalent of an MBE

Amey will be undertaking overnight surfacing improvements on the A90 road.

Internet comedy sensation Gary Meikle will perform in Huntly.

The news comes just months after owner Bauer Media axed the final show still broadcast from the site - Jodie at Breakfast.

A project which has seen school pupils link up with students in Bethlehem has been recognised by the Scottish Parliament.

People across Aberdeenshire are being encouraged to sign up for a challenge to address the litter emergency.

Shakespeare’s birthday is due to take on a jazz feel thanks to a local choral union group’s concert plans.

Take a look back at all the key events as Moray entered lockdown five years ago.

Volunteers are needed across Grampian to support the Marie Curie charity.

The stories of Poles who came to the north-east during World War II are to feature in a special exhibition.