Fraserburgh Herald

Applications open for volunteer snow warden scheme

Business

The farmer at the centre of the BSE case in Aberdeenshire has spoken of his devastation

Farmer speaks out after BSE discovery

News

Police Scotland

Officers remind motorists of consequences of drink driving

Crime

Musicians to perform at Aden

News

Concern over NE losing out on fisheries funding

News

Gearing up for another spectacular Aden-een

News

Officers remind motorists of consequences of drink driving

Crime

Aberdeenshire Councils Head of Transportation says given the impact conditions such as light or winter weather can have, motorists should also ensure they and their vehicles are fully prepared for these challenges.

Safety warning as darker nights approach

News

Around 500,000 has been spent on the project which has included the installation of soil nails and mesh across the slope to help prevent any further movement

Works to tackle landslip at Crovie now complete

Business

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Fraserburgh's Ryan Grant is tackled by the Peterhead defence

Peterhead get the win in hard-fought derby match

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Scottish FA agrees to remain at Hampden Park

Football

National stars visit Broch for RugbyForce day

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Christie free kick secures Broch win over Brora

Football

Broch get off to a flyer as Barbour bags a brace

Football

Blind north-east man Neil set to run half marathon for NESS

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Glad Rags & Cartridge Bags returning to Saplinbrae

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Goals galore for Broch in final three pre-season fixtures

Football

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PhillJupitusdelighted attendees at his sold-out gig at the Douglas Hotel

Aberdeen Comedy Festival comes to a close

Whats on

Alexander Knox as Charlie. (Photo: Scott Rylander)

Bringing the work of WW1 poet Charles Hamilton Sorley home to Scotland

Whats on

Aris Argiris and Lina Johnson in rehearsals. (Photo: Julie Howden)

Verdi’s Rigoletto opens Scottish Opera season

Whats on

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Become a Sober Hero...stay off the booze for 31 consecutive days to help Macmillan continues its valuable services here in Scotland.

Go Sober for October: there’s still time to be a hero!

Lifestyle

Scottish Government environment secretary Roseanna Cunningham is joined by youngsters as she tries out the first Top Up Tap. (Photo: Gareth Easton)

Tap into refill points for access to drinking water

Lifestyle

Family support... Robert, Fredda, Lesley and Jim have been supported by Alzheimer Scotland both before and since Fredda's diagnosis two years ago.

There’s still time to take part in Aberdeen Memory Walk

Lifestyle

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