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Man charged after drugs seizure in Banchory

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The project will involve the transformation and re-design of the library and museum building

Museum set for transformation

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Marci's tag stopped transmitting on April 22. Picture: Shaila Rao

Young hen harrier disappears in Cairngorms

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Outside their new offices, Braemar Royal Highland Society committee members with president David Geddes, front, second left

From the old to the new in Braemar

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Changes agreed to Aberdeenshire kerbside recycling and waste collections

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The bizarre local laws you need to know when travelling to these 14 countries

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Karen takes to the skies for charities

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Drumoak centre’s sensory garden plan

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David Culshaw hopes to cover more than 600 miles to fundraise for Banchory Paths Association

Volunteer’s bike trek for Banchory charity

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Interactive guide...leads pupils from St Denis's Primary School through the finer points of making poppies during their tour aboard Bud. (Pic: John Devlin)

Bud helps Poppyscotland take Lady Haig Poppy Factory on the road across Scotland

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Reprieve for Deeside bus service

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TripAdviser has revealed the best airlines in Europe for a range of categories as part of its annual Travellers' Choice Awards

These are the best airlines in Europe, according to TripAdvisor

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AWPR: Transport Secretary urged to provide clarity on completion

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New bus services on AWPR

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The Craibstone to Stonehaven section opened on December 12

Final bypass section delayed till January

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Man charged after drugs seizure in Banchory

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Countries around the world all have their own unique customs

The bizarre local laws you need to know when travelling to these 14 countries

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Vehicle thefts appeal

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Police appeal after window and public toilets damaged

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It is 20 years since the Scottish Parliament’s first sitting on May 12, 1999

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Theresa May's future as Prime Minister is under question following the Brexit process shuddering to a halt (Photo: Getty Images)

Who is the most likely to become the next Prime Minister?

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Theresa May's future is very much in the balance as Brexit shudders to a halt (Photo: Getty Images)

Who do you want to be the next Prime Minister? Take part in our poll

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What is the new Brexit Party, which has been supported by Nigel Farage?

The top six questions people are asking Google about Brexit

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Pet passports won't be valid with a no deal Brexit

Crossing borders with your dog after Brexit

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Weather More Weather >>

Aboyne hits record February high

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It was an even colder night in Braemar. Picture: Al Hubbard

Braemar temperature falls again

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The overnight temperature in Aboyne dipped to -10.7

Frost continues to bite

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Aberdeenshire's roads crews are ready for the winter

Everything’s in place to deal with winter

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Museum set for transformation

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Outside their new offices, Braemar Royal Highland Society committee members with president David Geddes, front, second left

From the old to the new in Braemar

People

Changes agreed to Aberdeenshire kerbside recycling and waste collections

People

Karen Stewart and her Little Piggy mascot

Karen takes to the skies for charities

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A dog enjoying one of the Scottish SPCA's sensory gardens

Drumoak centre’s sensory garden plan

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