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Stonehaven’s young chefs serve up a treat

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Louise Richardson, left, general manager at Brio Landale Court, with Susan Hewitt, of NESS.

Chapelton’s charity events raise more than £5000

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Mill of Benholm Enterprise has plans to rejuvenate the mill complex

Mill of Benholm asset transfer deferred

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Cocaine worth £40,000 found in car on A90

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Disability Motorsport Scotland puts Scots firmly in the driving seat

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Prince Harry and The Halo Trust need readers’ help to eradicate landmines

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Tree inspection call by council

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Dedication for St James’ exhibition

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West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine general election candidates

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Pictured at the awards ceremony are, from left, Tim Robinson, content development director; Claire Wilde, data and investigations news editor; Cahal Milmo, i chief reporter, and Ruby Kitchen, of the Yorkshire Post. (Photo: Chris O'Donovan)

Award success for JPIMedia team’s Veterans in Crisis campaign

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Council ready for winter roads

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Passengers at Stonehaven and Laurencekirk have complained about the timetable changes

Rail chiefs agree to talks on Mearns services

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Councillor Ian Mollison: stepping up call for safety barriers on A92 near Newtonhill

Urgent call for barriers

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Here are 10 of the strangest UK parking laws to be aware of to ensure you avoid being fined by authorities

10 of the strangest UK parking laws

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The road was closed in mid-July following subsidence

Major Stonehaven road reopens

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Crime More Crime >>

Cocaine worth £40,000 found in car on A90

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Police investigated 60 cases of homicide in 2018-19.

Sixty one deaths recorded in homicide cases in the last year

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Firefighters have faced verbal and physical attacks while trying to get on with their job of tackling fires and saving lives.

Rise in attacks on fire crews prompts promise of tough action

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Leading children's charity NSPCC is calling for a radical reshaping of services, particularly early joined-up support services, after revealing thousands of children suffer sexual abuse every year in Scotland. (Photo: Tom Hull)

Sex crimes against children reach shocking all-time high

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Weather More Weather >>

Aboyne hits record February high

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West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine general election candidates

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Rocketing costs of PFI projects leave councils facing financial timebomb

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Andrew Bowie - has urged Westminster to intervene with funding

MP’s plea to Westminster for bridge repair funding

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Figures published by Facebook show that �6.4 million was spent on political ads on Facebook or sister site Instagram.

Thousands spent on targeted Facebook adverts by Scottish politicians

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Stonehaven’s young chefs serve up a treat

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Louise Richardson, left, general manager at Brio Landale Court, with Susan Hewitt, of NESS.

Chapelton’s charity events raise more than £5000

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Mill of Benholm Enterprise has plans to rejuvenate the mill complex

Mill of Benholm asset transfer deferred

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In the driving seat...more than 200 people have enjoyed free track days at Knockhill and Kames since Disability Motorsport Scotland was founded three years ago.

Disability Motorsport Scotland puts Scots firmly in the driving seat

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Prince Harry and The Halo Trust's CEO James Cowan prepare to eradicate a landmine in Angola during a recent visit to the country where Princess Diana first raised awareness in 1997.

Prince Harry and The Halo Trust need readers’ help to eradicate landmines

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