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Trump International ‘confident’ over 500 homes bid

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Simon, pictured above with his late father, Howard Birkby, whom he is fundraising in memory of.

Tragedy leads Simon to Kilimanjaro trek

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Police Scotland have released these images in the hope that someone can help

Police appeal after incident at Pittodrie

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Aberdeenshire Council

Hotel to host Recruitment and Skills Fair

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Award-winning dog first aid courses

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Disney on Ice winners revealed

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New services for care home

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Cruden Bay headteacher defends going back to class

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Pictured (left to right) are vice-chair of the IJB, Cllr Anne Stirling, chair of IJB, Rhona Atkinson and chief officer of the Aberdeenshire Health & Social Care Partnership, Adam Coldwells. I

Calling all Aberdeenshire residents!

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Trump Internationals proposal which would also see a minimum of 50 leisure resort units created alongside community facilities including a town hall and gym, shops, offices and food and drink outlets

Trump’s Menie homes plan recommended for approval

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Transport More Transport >>

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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The A90 Ellon Bypass

Resurfacing improvements on A90 Ellon Bypass

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The A90 Ellon Bypass

Ellon bypass to close for resurfacing works

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Crime More Crime >>

Public urged to have a say on legislation

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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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Police are continuing their inquiries.

Investigation continuing into attempted ATM theft

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Killer Steven Sidebottom will serve a minimum of 21 years in prison.

Life sentence for killer of Rothienorman pensioner

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Education More Education >>

Cruden Bay headteacher defends going back to class

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Feedback from last year's participants was overwhelmingly positive.

Safety course for bikers

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Meldrum Academy pupils James Padmos and Max Walker with David Wavell from The ORCA Hub

Virtual subsea work for Meldrum pupils

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Erasums students question what will happen after Brexit

What is the future for Erasmus students after Brexit?

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Katy Pollock and her son Craig both enjoy rewarding careers in childcare.

It’s a job filled with joy working with children

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Business More Business >>

Brace of awards for local businesses

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Gillian Martin (right) with Emma Harper, who launched the public consultation exercise.

Public urged to have a say on legislation

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Fears over traffic congestion may be unfounded as work takes place overnight.

Busy north-east road to close for repairs

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The companies' new premises on Blackhall Industrial Estate. Both firms are aiming to expand their operations with the new building.

New premises for support firms

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Politics More Politics >>

Public urged to have say on legislation

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What is the new Brexit Party, which has been supported by Nigel Farage?

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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Environment More Environment >>

Amazing book of finds on the site of the AWPR

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Gillian Martin (right) with Emma Harper, who launched the public consultation exercise.

Public urged to have a say on legislation

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Fears over traffic congestion may be unfounded as work takes place overnight.

Busy north-east road to close for repairs

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The North-east is one of the areas for which Observatree has a shortage of volunteer surveyors. The dealine for applications is the end of March.

Volunteers sought to help tree research

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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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