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Ceilidh band’s boost for local charities

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Buglife's B-Lines project was a successful applicant in a previous round of the Biodiversity Challenge Fund, supporting its work to benefit bees and butterflies. Buglife's Claire and Alison are pictured planting snowdrops to help create a wildflower-rich habitat for the benefit of pollinators and other wildlife. (Photo: Greg Macvean)

Last call to nature fund applicants

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The fire service is eager for us all to avoid the devastating consequences of white goods catching fire in our homes.

Fires caused by white goods are a daily occurence

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The safety campaign encourages passengers to take care at stations, 'including staying behind the yellow lines when trains are moving.

Scotrail urges you to ‘Watch Yourself’ when travelling by train

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Sports fans and concert goers warned about dangers of smoke bombs and flares

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Co-op boost for causes in Deeside

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Deeside man’s discovery in attic leads to new book

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Banchory businesses offered retail support

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Iona Mitchell will be visiting CLAN Banchory to discuss services provided by the charity

Cancer charity seeks views on future plans

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Crathes Primary artists with Trust chairman Sandy Bremner

Pupils brush up on Dee conservation

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Traffic and Travel More Traffic and Travel >>

Scotrail urges you to ‘Watch Yourself’ when travelling by train

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Sergeant Dominic Doyle and Jodi Gordon, partner at Cycle Law Scotland, launch the #LightUp campaign.

New campaign reminds all road users to #LightUp

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Council ready for winter roads

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The 40mph speed limit follows road safety concerns at Milton of Crathes

Speed limit curb at Milton of Crathes

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The findings of the survey will complement feedback which the council routinely receives from Area Bus Forums.

Aberdeenshire Council launches supported bus services

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Crime More Crime >>

Renewed police appeal in Aberdeenshire house raids

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These are the top 10 burglary hotspots in the UK

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Man charged over B9077 road rubble incident

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Police appeal after housebreakings

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Weather More Weather >>

Investment in the River Dee

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The temperature in Aboyne hit an all-time February high. Picture: Library

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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Politics More Politics >>

Tory’s Andrew Bowie retains West Aberdeenshire & Kincardine

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West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine general election candidates

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Rocketing costs of PFI projects leave councils facing financial timebomb

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Figures published by Facebook show that �6.4 million was spent on political ads on Facebook or sister site Instagram.

Thousands spent on targeted Facebook adverts by Scottish politicians

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People More People >>

Ceilidh band’s boost for local charities

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The fire service is eager for us all to avoid the devastating consequences of white goods catching fire in our homes.

Fires caused by white goods are a daily occurence

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Sports fans and concert goers warned about dangers of smoke bombs and flares

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Co-op members can choose which cause they support

Co-op boost for causes in Deeside

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