In Full

After 50 years of leading the field of vehicle recycling, a well-known local business entrepreneur is set to retire.

Pedestrian, cyclists and motorcyclists are being encouraged to take extra care on the roads, as Police Scotland launches a week-long national vulnerable road users campaign on Monday, June 18.

A leading north east commercial beef farm will be the venue for the Scottish Beef Association’s biennial national beef event next year.

A world-renowned brewery, a former prison and a coastal glamping site – three very different venues which judges in the Aberdeen City and Shire Tourism Awards (ACSTA) say reflect the vibrant and diverse visitor offering across the region.

Crime prevention advice on how farmers and the rural community in Scotland can make their businesses and properties more secure will be given by officers from Police Scotland attending the Royal Highland Show, at Ingliston Showground, next week (21-24 June).

Aberdeen’s luxury venue The Chester Hotel has been named North East of Scotland Hotel Restaurant of the Year.

A 43-year-old woman has been charged in relation to alleged road traffic offences following a collision in the Station Road area of Ellon yesterday.

A foal has been born at the Scottish SPCA's Aberdeen Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre.

A fundraising football match will be held in Mintlaw on Friday night (June 15).

An Ellon care home chef has been crowned the National Association of Care Catering’s Chef of the Year for 2018.

An Ellon-based firm has been named as a finalist in the prestigious 2018 Northern Star Business Awards in recognition of the way in which it excels in looking after its employees.

A weekend of community events will be held to mark the opening of the Aberdeen bypass.

An Ellon-based firm received a business boost from Retail Entrepreneur and ‘Dragon’s Den’ star Theo Paphitis recently.

An upcoming professorial lecture at Robert Gordon University (RGU) will encourage attendees to think about childbirth in a different way, uniting society around the humanness of this one experience we all have in common.

An Oldmeldrum distillery will be used to inspire further development of food tourism opportunities across the region next week.

Aberdeenshire Council will host an information evening for those considering studying part-time to become a primary school teacher next week.

Hundreds of farmers across the country will open their gates on June 10 to welcome the public.