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Scots invited to take a bite out of The Big Lunch during its 10th anniversary

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L_R: Games President David Geddes, Lewis Mutch and Diamond MacKay of Braemar School with the Duke of Fife.

Games centre opens its doors to public

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Originally a private house built for William Mowat, owner of the former Carron Tan works, Viewmount boasts an underground Cold War nuclear bunker built in the 1980s

The only way is up for Shire councillors

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Councillor Alison Evison says flexi-schooling would allow parents to develop an individualised programme of education for their child

Flexi-schooling to be investigated by Aberdeenshire Council

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Shire out-performing Scotland in positive destinations for pupils

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Win a Disney on Ice family pass

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£2.2m in savings needed in North-east healthcare services

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Branching out in Deeside

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Some of the Crathes pupils with the book donation

Free book donation for Crathes pupils

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Water table levels remain at levels much lower than would be expected at this time of year

Aberdeenshire Council seeking Government help over private water supplies

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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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The completed sections will open early on Wednesday morning. Picture: Transport Scotland

Bypass sections to open on Wednesday

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A section of the bypass south of Milltimber

Aberdeen bypass: No date yet for opening

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Crime More Crime >>

Man in court over ATM incident

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Two police officers have been put on 'restricted duties' pending an inquiry after they allegedly called colleagues in the road policing division 'traffic Nazis'.

Organised crime group sentenced after £360,000 fraud

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The Scotmid store was targeted in the early hours of last Thursday

Police have positive lines of inquiry in raid probe

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Roads around the Scotmid store in Torphins have reopened

Police recover car in shop raid probe

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Education More Education >>

Free book donation for Crathes pupils

Education

The festival will involve around 800 children from local primary schools

Cromar group’s science extravaganza

Education

The vandalism occurred at Hill of Banchory School

Anger over latest school vandalism

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Banchory Academy recorded strong exam results during the 2017-18 session

Marr academies post impressive results

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The information evening has been organised by the school's parent council

Social media information event

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Business More Business >>

Council confirms windfarm objection

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Crathes Castle visitor numbers were up by 5%

Increase in visitor numbers to Aberdeenshire sites

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Positive feedback from Banchory business workshop

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CE marking after Brexit

CE marking after Brexit

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Politics More Politics >>

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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CE marking after Brexit

CE marking after Brexit

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What happens to the transition period with an no deal Brexit?

Understanding the transition period in the case of a no deal Brexit

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All you need to know about passports and Brexit

Don't fall foul of new passport rules for travelling to EU

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Environment More Environment >>

Council confirms windfarm objection

Business

The developers are seeking approval for 26 wind turbines

Council set to object to windfarm plans

Environment

The rebuilt Ballater Old Royal Station. Picture: Aberdeenshire Council

Holyrood praise for Ballater Station

Environment

The new investigation at Crathes has uncovered potentially exciting finds

In search of Deeside’s earliest settlers

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Health More Health >>

Scots invited to take a bite out of The Big Lunch during its 10th anniversary

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Concerns have been raised about insulin supplies

Concerns raised about insulin supplies after Brexit

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Should I renew my EHIC card?

Should I renew my EHIC card or will Brexit make it invalid?

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Celebrating every day... Jean and Arnott Wilson now take nothing for granted and enjoy every moment, from family celebrations to a brisk walk along the beach.

More Scots are surviving cancer than ever before

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Celebrity support...for Cancer Support Scotland's awareness day on St Andrew's Day, Friday, November 30, has come from Scottish comedian Susan Calman, whose dad Sir Kenneth Calman founded the charity in 1980.

Wear tartan for a day to support Cancer Support Scotland on St Andrew’s Day

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