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The Duke of Rothesay is to help with the restoration of a Deeside suspension bridge severely damaged by floods caused by Storm Frank.

It is 35 years since a road traffic accident changed the direction of Colin Duthie’s life forever.

Imagine your five-year-old child having to traverse two landmine fields, simply to get to school.

Landowners across Aberdeenshire are being encouraged to inspect trees on their property bordering roads and pavements.

The JPIMedia Investigations team has won a prestigious award in recognition of its work around mental health.

Youngsters in a Deeside community have been doing their bit for the environment.

Police are cracking down on so-called ‘boy racers‘ in Banchory.

Local businesses at Brathens Eco-Business Park on the outskirts of Banchory hosted a themed Halloween bake sale to raise funds for a local charity.

An Aberdeenshire community has appealed for sandbags after a burn burst its banks.

A group of pupils and staff from Aboyne Academy and other students from Deeside have taken part in their own Euro “summit” with a visit to the village’s twin, Martignas-sur-Jalle, near Bordeaux.

Volunteers at the Royal Deeside Railway (RDR) are restoring a 125-year-old carriage to its former glory.

Workers in Scotland must earn £9.30 an hour in order to cover the cost of living, as the Living Wage Foundation today (Monday, November 11) announced its new Living Wage rates.

Drivers who risk the safety of themselves and other road users by using mobile phones, speeding or not wearing a seatbelt are to be the focus of a week-long campaign.

Residents, business owners and visitors are being invited to an information event in Ballater about underground power lines in the Cairngorms National Park.

A major £250,000 restoration project has been completed in Deeside.

A Deeside castle opens its doors tomorrow (Friday) when its Great Hall will be transformed into an Eastern bazaar.

A rare white squirrel has been photographed in Deeside.

Councillors have put forward the preferred option for flood protection in Ballater, despite objections from the community.

Firefighters dealt with more than 350 bonfires across Scotland on their busiest night of the year.