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Disability Motorsport Scotland puts Scots firmly in the driving seat

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Prince Harry and The Halo Trust's CEO James Cowan prepare to eradicate a landmine in Angola during a recent visit to the country where Princess Diana first raised awareness in 1997.

Prince Harry and The Halo Trust need readers’ help to eradicate landmines

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The council is urging landowners to carry out regular tree inspections

Tree inspection call by council

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Banchory Show stalwart Gordon Christie, right, receives the Unsung Hero award from RNAS president, Keith Walker

North East farming stalwarts honoured

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West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine general election candidates

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Award success for JPIMedia team’s Veterans in Crisis campaign

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Youth projects help the environment

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Police crack down on town’s ‘boy racers’

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Moira Murawiecka, left and Sophia Siwek, both with Safewell Solutions, get ready for the bake sale

Banchory businesses raise over £300 for charity from bake sale

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Tarland plea for sandbags

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Traffic and Travel More Traffic and Travel >>

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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Here are 10 of the strangest UK parking laws to be aware of to ensure you avoid being fined by authorities

10 of the strangest UK parking laws

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Breaking the law while behind the wheel can come with a hefty fine attached - and put points on your license too

This is how many points you'll get on your licence for these driving offences

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Crime More Crime >>

Sixty one deaths recorded in homicide cases in the last year

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Firefighters have faced verbal and physical attacks while trying to get on with their job of tackling fires and saving lives.

Rise in attacks on fire crews prompts promise of tough action

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Leading children's charity NSPCC is calling for a radical reshaping of services, particularly early joined-up support services, after revealing thousands of children suffer sexual abuse every year in Scotland. (Photo: Tom Hull)

Sex crimes against children reach shocking all-time high

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Under proposed new legislation, perpetrators will be forced to move out. (Photo: Laura Dodsworth / Scottish Womens Aid)

Abusers should be forced to move out – not their victims

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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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The overnight temperature in Aboyne dipped to -10.7

Frost continues to bite

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Politics More Politics >>

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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Nicola Sturgeon: the Scottish Parliament’s greatest achievements

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Disability Motorsport Scotland puts Scots firmly in the driving seat

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Prince Harry and The Halo Trust's CEO James Cowan prepare to eradicate a landmine in Angola during a recent visit to the country where Princess Diana first raised awareness in 1997.

Prince Harry and The Halo Trust need readers’ help to eradicate landmines

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The council is urging landowners to carry out regular tree inspections

Tree inspection call by council

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Pictured at the awards ceremony are, from left, Tim Robinson, content development director; Claire Wilde, data and investigations news editor; Cahal Milmo, i chief reporter, and Ruby Kitchen, of the Yorkshire Post. (Photo: Chris O'Donovan)

Award success for JPIMedia team’s Veterans in Crisis campaign

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