New £2 million Peterhead cinema progressing with support from the council
A five-screen Peterhead cinema development has been given a £200,000 boost by Aberdeenshire Council.
Fraserburgh garage workshop destroyed in summer blaze to be replaced
The owners of a north-east garage which was destroyed in a massive fire have been given permission to rebuild the premises.
Appeal launched to solve mystery of RAF pilot who appears in artwork
An RAF enthusiast has appealed for information about the identity of a mystery pilot in a portrait he discovered.
Book launched this weekend about history of iconic north-east hall
A book which chronicles the history of an Aberchirder hall with links to the First World War will be released this weekend.
New interactive pools and digital upgrades for a top north-east attraction
The staff are getting their teeth into the upcoming Shark Season at a popular north-east attraction.
Councillors raise capacity worries for the new Peterhead Academy
Councillors have raised concerns about the capacity of the proposed new Peterhead Academy.
Police appeal after north-east pharmacy is broken into overnight
Police are appealing for information after a north-east pharmacy was broken into.
Woman told to ‘convince’ doctors of menstrual condition which makes her suicidal before operation
A north-east woman who believes she has a severe menstrual condition which makes her life a misery has been denied an operation she says would radically improve her health.
Plans for new north-east crematorium could cut 120-mile round trip for mourners
A new crematorium planned for the north-east could ease round trips of up to 120 miles which mourners have to make for services at present.
Plans for 19 house cul-de-sac in St Combs approved despite design concerns
Plans to build nearly 20 homes in St Combs have been approved, despite design concerns.
School pupils given national award for their recycling-friendly rendition of 10 Green Bottles
Fetterangus Primary pupils have come first in a national competition for their smashing glass recycling-themed rendition of 10 Green Bottles.
Councillors unhappy as planned travellers site could drain into neighbouring property’s well water
Councillors have raised fears that a travellers site planned for near Hatton could impact a local water supply.
Solo walk from Oban to Fraserburgh raised £1,500 for the Boys Brigade
A north-east man has completed a solo walk from Oban to Fraserburgh to raise money for the Boys Brigade.
First Minister officially opens ‘transformational’ health centre on visit to Inverurie
The First Minister yesterday hailed a multi-million pound Aberdeenshire health centre as an example for Scotland as she met the first baby born there and one born just 15 hours ahead of her visit.
Scaffolding to soon be removed from Peterhead Sheriff Court
Work will soon be complete on the million-pound revamp of Peterhead Sheriff Court.
Historic commercial vehicles take part in annual charity road run
Motoring enthusiasts took took part in an annual charity road run this weekend.
OBIT: Tributes to SNP stalwart and political enthusiast
A political enthusiast who helped set up the Fraserburgh SNP branch has died at the age of 94.
Friends raise £5,000 for cancer charities while ticking off lifelong ambition to cycle length of UK
Two friends have raised £5,000 for cancer charities while completing a life-life ambition to cycle the length of the UK.
£6,500 raised in aid of Keiran’s Legacy by business dinner
A "bittersweet" annual dinner has raised £6,500 towards the life-saving charity Keiran's Legacy.
Like father like son – retiring police officer passes the beat onto his son
Many people hand down a recipe, clothes or jewellery to their children but a retiring policeman has taken it a step further - passing his beat onto his son.
Fundraiser launched for Peterhead dad diagnosed with terminal cancer just days before wedding
A north-east dad diagnosed with terminal cancer just the week before his wedding has been inundated with donations from well-wishers.
Turriff Primary praised for staff teamwork by inspectors
Staff and pupils at Turriff Primary and Nursery have been praised by inspectors following a recent review of the school.
Aberdeenshire Council to carry out repairs after grave sinks just five weeks after burial
Aberdeenshire Council has vowed to carry out urgent repairs after a grieving mother discovered her son's grave was sinking - just five weeks after his burial.
Plans for housing to fund Banff hydrotherapy facility clear planning hurdle
Councillors have narrowly backed plans for 10 new houses near Banff.
Police search for missing Peterhead man Aivars Kajaks scaled back
Officers have scaled back the search for a man who has been missing from Peterhead for several weeks.
North-east man who lost son to suicide writes book to cope with grief
A north-east man who lost his son to suicide has written a book to help come to terms with his grief - and to encourage more people to talk about mental health.
Turriff teenager wins football volunteer award
A Turriff teenager held back from playing football due to his asthma has won a national award for being a volunteer coach.
VIDEO: North-east dog sanctuary facing thousands of pounds worth of repairs after weekend downpour
A north-east dog sanctuary is facing thousands of pounds worth of repairs following the weekend's downpour.
Mother and daughter among Fraserburgh college graduates celebrated at weekend ceremony
The academic achievements of almost 100 north-east students have been celebrated at the Fraserburgh North East Scotland College graduations.
North-east flash flood leaves months of repairs and disruption in its wake
North-east residents are today counting the cost of the flash flooding that devastated their communities at the weekend.
Video shows devastation caused by flooding at Turriff United’s stadium
For some, the weekend's devastating flooding was merely the latest in a wearying series of incidents.
Press and Journal thanked after contributing to the near completion of fishing award records
A triumvirate of maritime enthusiasts, who are compiling a book on one of the world's most historic seafaring prizes have thanked Press and Journal readers for their help with the project.