Rock School moves despite sale “falling through”
A Peterhead music school has had to move ahead of the sale of its former home.
Decision to be made on project to refurbish forgotten Aden Park cottage
Efforts to completely refurbish a hidden cottage in a Mintlaw park could move forward next week if councillors approve a funding bid.
Marconi Day celebrations set for Fraserburgh
Volunteers will try to replicate the work of the inventor of wireless telegraphy next week.
Peterhead’s Relay for Life hopes to break £2million barrier
A north-east charity event is aiming to reach its target of raising £2million to combat cancer.
Police launch internet warning after Banff bomb plotter Connor Ward sentenced to life in prison
Just hours after Connor Ward was sentenced to life in prison, police warned that the internet can play a “significant” part in radicalising members of the public.
Public meeting discusses next steps for Sandend wind farm
A public meeting was held last night to discuss a community’s next steps in an attempt to block a windfarm development.
Mosque bomb plotter from Banff is jailed for life
A Neo-Nazi who was plotting to blow up mosques in Aberdeen has been jailed for life.
Background: The history of Connor Ward
Connor Ward was 20 when he was first locked up after sparking a bomb scare in Banff in 2012.
GALLERY: Images revealed of what a former hospital in Aberdeenshire could be transformed into
These are the images of what a former B-listed hospital could look like if a planning application is successful.
Peterhead Lifeboat called out on double duty over the weekend
A north-east lifeboat was called out twice over the weekend to reports that people were in danger.
Cruden Bay woman banned after driving seven times over the limit
A woman who drove her car while more than seven times the legal alcohol limit was banned from the roads yesterday for 18 months.
Special event marks 20 years since automation of the country’s last beacon
Lighthouse keepers from across Scotland were in the north-east over the weekend to mark a poignant anniversary.
Fraserburgh Heritage Centre reopens with tribute to town’s dames
A north-east heritage centre has reopened for the year with a new exhibition detailing its town’s fine tradition of junior arts.
Kinnaird Head re-lit for anniversary event
A north-east lighthouse was re-lit last night to mark the anniversary of automation.
More woe for Gardenstown as council threaten to cut off bus services
Council bosses have threatened to cut off bus services and even call in police as a north-east community cut off since December by a landslip sees its woes deepen.
North-east mums launch petition to save playgroup funding
Parents desperate to preserve vital funding to keep their children’s playgroups running have launched a petition calling for cuts to be abandoned.
Longhaven Primary School youngsters leave for what could be the last time
Youngsters have left their school for what could be the last time.
New exhibition for RAF in Peterhead
A new exhibition will reveal the untold history of the RAF in the north-east.
Plans go in for Duff House memorial
Plans have been lodged to create a memorial to the victims of a World War II bombing.
Concern for north-east playgroup as council makes cut
Fears have been raised over the future of north-east playgroups after plans to cut “essential” funding were revealed this week.
North-east teen given time to get health in order before sentencing
A north-east teenager who sold ecstasy to his friends has been given time to get his health in order before being sentenced.
Cruden Bay woman misses court due to ‘panic attack’
A woman who admitted to driving while more than seven times over the legal alcohol limit missed court yesterday after suffering a panic attack.
Alarm raised after pupil brings knife to north-east school
A nine-year-old boy has been charged after allegedly taking a knife to school.
Calls for provost to resign over Peterhead Academy decision
A north-east politician is calling for a colleague to quit the council after accusing him of failing to carry out his duties fairly.
Peterhead child abuser extradited to US for fresh charge
A north-east sex offender who was jailed for preying on a young boy has been flown to the US to face fresh criminal charges.
North-east parents given “one week” to find new school
Friends will be split up and parents have been left “devastated” after Aberdeenshire Council last night confirmed the abrupt axeing of one of its primary schools.
PICTURES: Convoy of vintage vehicles christen new NE250
A tourism group set off on the new NE250 driving route in a convoy of vintage vehicles yesterday.
Last call for north-east lighthouse keepers to take part in landmark event
A final call for former lighthouse keepers to come forward and be part of a landmark north east event has been made.
Vandals throw vital life-saving ring into the sea
A community group has warned that lives have been put at risk after a lifebelt was thrown into the sea by vandals.
Islander, 73, denies rape and abuse
A former Shetland councillor accused of raping a woman 28 years ago denied any wrongdoing yesterday.
Warning as more wax from war wreck is washed ashore
A warning has gone out to pet owners after more massive chunks of an unknown waxy substance washed ashore in the north-east.
Backers cheer Bid as opportunity to ‘turn around town decline’
A meeting was held yesterday to discuss concerns about a town improvement scheme proposed for Peterhead.