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A record number of entries, a celebration of the iconic Escort and stunning racing cars are among the highlights at this Sunday’s popular AllFord at Alford event at Grampian Transport Museum.

On November 11, 1918, church bells across the country pealed to signify the end of four arduous years of war.

The Scottish Traditional Skills Training Centre is presenting a course ‘Establishing and Maintaining a Garden in Scotland’ at the National Trust for Scotland’s Pitmedden Gardens on Thursday and Friday, August 23 and 24.

A well-known figure in North east farming circles received the annual Unsung Hero award at the Turriff Agricultural Show on Monday.

What happened before the battle?

The Battle of Amiens marked the beginning of the end of the First World War.

The latest game in the Pro Evolution Soccer series was previewed in Scotland this week and deputy sports editor for Scotland, David Oliver, headed along to Celtic Park to try the new game that now includes all the Ladbrokes SPFL Premiership teams.

Way before the days of smartphones and Google if you had something wrong with you there was only one go-to person - your granny.

Summer can mean many things, and across Scotland, our readers were busy enjoying it in a variety of ways on Saturday, July 21.

A North-east running enthusiast, who is registered blind, is preparing to run his eighth half marathon to raise money for blind and deaf people.

The first major exhibition dedicated to Scottish pop music is running this summer at the National Museum of Scotland.

A conversation about those foods your mum and granny used to make in days gone by got me thinking about what was served up on a weekly basis back in the day.

Mackie’s of Scotland has published its first book of recipes to help raise money for charity.

Do you know anyone who goes that extra mile to help shape the future of the tourism industry in your local area?

People in Scotland are being asked to help curate an amazing new collection of photographs which has been purchased for the nation.

The north east’s popular one-day food and drink festival will return to the Thainstone Centre near Inverurie for the 19th year on Saturday.

No Life Half Lived is the new strategy which has been launched today by Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland (CHSS).

After a huge weekend for Royal watchers and football fans, and then the scorching sunshine of the Bank Holiday weekend, we might all be feeling a wee bit deflated now.