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Westhill’s new defibrillator

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Death of former police officer who served on Deeside

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Craigievar Hall is an important community venue

Craigievar Hall facelift

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Albert (Robby) McRobb

Tributes to a special community champion

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Report says Shire among slowest for broadband speed

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Initiative to keep Alford clean and tidy

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Midwives are under growing pressure

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Summer ball cash windfall for CLAN

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Police attended the accident near Falkirk this morning.

Storm Ali blasts North-east

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The new playpark in Strachan

Deeside village sets its sights on the future

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Transport More Transport >>

AWPR ‘delay’ under fire

Transport

£600,000 bus investment

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Keith Brown at the launch of the GoNorthEast campaign

Community events to mark bypass opening

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The Loan in Loanhead was closed after a crash

Aberdeenshire school bus driver named by police

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Crime More Crime >>

Alleged bike theft: two charged

Crime

Morrisons Petrol Station in Banchory

Filling station vandalism

Crime

Charges follow police operation

Crime

Appeal after electric bikes stolen

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Education More Education >>

Fun day a big success at Hill of Banchory

Education

Hill of Banchory pupils trying out the new route

Best foot forward for Banchory pupils

Education

Pictured (from left) are local pupils Mary Shearer, Ross Martin, Nina Hounsome, Anisha Badial and Rhia Badial who have all secured university places in their chosen fields including medicine, dentistry and veterinary medicine.

Local pupils add to school’s record year

Education

For a third straight year there were young people who achieved 5 A grade passes at Higher level at every Aberdeenshire secondary school.

Shire pupils achieve good exam results

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The start of the Hill of Banchory School fun run

Preparations start for school fun event

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Business More Business >>

Shop plans at Hill of Banchory

Business

MP calls for end to “fuel price lottery”

Business

AWPR ‘delay’ under fire

Transport

£600,000 bus investment

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Politics More Politics >>

New minister urged to heed local issues

Politics

Stewart Paterson, the SNP's Deeside and Upper Donside convener

‘Surge’ in SNP membership in Deeside and Upper Donside

Politics

The GMB Union says the pay offer will widen the gap between the highest and lowest paid council workers.

Scottish council workers urged to reject ‘unfair’ pay offer

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Ashley Highfield

MPs must protect the local press from damaging Lords amendment

Politics

Aberdeenshire Council is reviewing its snow clearing policies following the cold snap earlier this month. The local authority has said that this is the first year its strategy has really been tested.

Road clearing to be reviewed

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Environment More Environment >>

New technology to make vehicles cost and environmentally efficient

Environment

Aboyne was chosen for the litter pick after an online survey of residents.

Aboyne community urged to support litter pick

Environment

The council is proposing new ways of managing the region's green spaces.

New approach to green space maintenance

Environment

Mini rangers at the Mar Lodge Estate

Mini rangers approve Mar estate upgrades

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Health More Health >>

Scottish tradesmen: it’s your call to help children

Health

Wedding day...just a week after their wedding in August 2017, Nick and Philippa Allan received a call on honeymoon that a donor had been found. Nick said he would be eternally grateful to his donor and their family for giving him "a new life".

Aberdeenshire man’s life-saving call ... on honeymoon!

Health

Face of the campaign...Scottish transplant recipient Gordon Hutchinson visited the illuminated SSE Hydro in a bid to encourage people across Scotland to join the NHS Organ Donor Register.

We need everybody in Scotland on NHS Organ Donor Register

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Floral tributes...have become all too commonplace on the Scottish road network but the statistics here do offer some hope for the future.

Scottish roads still cut short far too many lives

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Turning a blind eye to 10,000 deaths in Scotland

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