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Police and the fire service are warning the public about the dangers of taking smoke bombs and flares to large gatherings of people.

A host of exciting North-east coastal projects are to benefit from the first tranche of marine-sourced funding from the Scottish Crown Estate.

Sports fans and concert goers are being warned about the dangers of throwing and setting off pyrotechnics.

A former Peterhead ‘quine’ is celebrating the first birthday of her innovative business.

As part of a major investment in the Formartine & Buchan Way, Aberdeenshire Council is advising that a Bridge Replacement Programme gets underway next month.

Community projects across north Aberdeenshire are set to share a major funding boost as the Co-op welcomes the latest causes to its Local Community Fund.

Following on from the completed renovation works and opening of Peterhead’s Barclay Park Community Pavilion a unique sponsorship opportunity has arisen for anyone interested in helping the project.

The SNP were today urged to protect the North East’s “maist important” dialect as much as it does Gaelic.

Scottish Lidl shoppers are in with the chance to win free shopping this Saturday (January 25).

MSP Stewart Stevenson has said the new Scottish National Investment bank will help encourage economic growth across the North-east, after the bill to introduce the body was formally agreed to in Holyrood this week.

Scottish Lidl shoppers are in with the chance to win £10,000 of free shopping this Saturday (25 January).

The Doric Board has distributed its first-ever series of financial awards to 18 projects across the North East of Scotland.

A Strichen butcher’s macaronic pie has been voted the best in Scotland!

Your name forms part of your identity for the rest of your life, so choosing a moniker for your newborn can be a tough decision.

Aberdeenshire’s Violence Against Women and Girls Partnership has launched a strategy and action plan shaped by the voice of survivors.

Aberdeenshire has an abundance of protected beauty spots but new analysis has revealed that 26% of them are under threat.

Peterhead-based brewery Brew Toon is looking for help to rename one of its popular drinks.