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An Ellon-based animal sanctuary is currently caring for a wounded seagull, which it believes was hit by a vehicle.

A former employee of Ellon-based brewers, BrewDog, has won his employment tribunal case after being sacked because he was losing his eyesight!

Police say they "extremely disappointed" by the actions of some drivers using newly-opened sections of the AWPR.

Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels is urging the public to be on the lookout as recent grey squirrel sightings have been reported in crucial areas for red squirrel conservation.

A local charity is holding a summer celebration later this month to recognise men and women finding freedom from addiction.

Aberdeenshire pupils have been congratulated on their performances in this year’s SQA exams.

A 7.5-mile stretch of the AWPR is to fully open to traffic on Wednesday (August 15) in advance of the morning's busy period.

November 11 this year will be a poignant date for many people here in Scotland.

A reduction in the cost of the rural crimes in Scotland has been welcomed by Police Scotland.

Shepherd Chartered Surveyors has been appointed by the Scottish Police Authority to co-ordinate, manage and deliver the sale of 30 police buildings throughout Scotland.

Aberdeenshire Council is holding an information evening for anyone considering studying part-time to become a secondary school teacher.

Police in Ellon are appealing for information following the theft of tools and gardening equipment worth thousands of pounds from a property in the Udny area. The incident occurred between 3pm on Monday, August 6 and 6.45am the following day.

A North east charity is holding a summer celebration later this month to recognise men and women finding freedom from addiction.

Nursing academics and practitioners will hold an event at Robert Gordon University (RGU) next week to show potential students the benefits of choosing a career in nursing, and give late applicants the opportunity to apply to study this September.

Senior school pupils across Scotland are receiving their exam results today and this year’s figures reveal for the third consecutive year young people achieved five A grade passes at Higher Level in every Aberdeenshire secondary school.

Renewed calls have been made for the reversal of a ban on tractors using the new Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route.

The tense wait for hundreds of youngsters across Aberdeenshire will be over this morning when they receive their exam results.