Aberdeenshire community stalwart who led local recovery after flooding dies of cancer
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Campaigners to launch bid to ban Government from putting Brexit deal before MPs
Anti-Brexit campaigners plan to lodge a legal action in a bid to ban the Government from putting its proposed Withdrawal Agreement before Parliament.
No matter How Long Paul keeps singing, he is glad he chose pop over a pit axe
He has been nicknamed 'The Man with the Golden Voice' and there won't be many music aficionados who haven't heard Paul Carrack bring a lyric to life.
Fatal march officer had ‘no formal training’ on health and safety, inquest told
An experienced Army officer who ran the course on which a soldier fatally collapsed on a hot day has told an inquest he had no formal health and safety training.
Home-Start Aberdeen receives £5,000 to continue supporting families across the city
It's an organisation which provides help to hundreds of families in Aberdeen every year.
Diesel named top dog for search and rescue work
A search and rescue dog in the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) has been named the Animal of the Year at a London awards ceremony.
Experts recommend exercise prescription for cancer sufferers
Experts have called for systematic use of an “exercise prescription” to help cancer patients cope with treatment side-effects.
Warmer spring evenings causing birds to breed earlier, research finds
Warmer nights caused by climate change are leading forest birds to build nests and lay eggs earlier in the springtime, researchers said.