Business

Disruption to rail services between Aberdeen and Dundee is continuing following a derailment at Stonehaven on Wednesday.

Two Aberdeenshire businesses which strive to get local schoolchildren into the workplace have been praised at Westminster.

Major disruption to rail services between Aberdeen and Dundee is continuing following a derailment at Stonehaven.

The driving force behind the success of what is now the UK’s largest machinery ring, Laurencekirk-based Ringlink, is this year’s recipient of the prestigious Royal Northern Agricultural Society award for outstanding service to the North-east sector.

A Mearns family firm has won an accolade for its worldwide achievements.

ScotRail has announced timetable improvements which are set to give a significant boost to the Mearns.

A Mearns businesswoman is in contention for a top award.

A Mearns politician has urged tourist agencies to capitalise on the opening of V&A Dundee and help guide visitors to neighbouring communities in Aberdeenshire.

The busy Banchory to Fettercairn road has reopened two weeks ahead of schedule after a bridge was extensively damaged.

A councillor has claimed Stagecoach is “bypassing” communities under proposals for a new service to Aberdeen airport.

Work is set to start on a major new housing development in Stonehaven.

A councillor has welcomed confirmation that Stagecoach is to offer students increased discounts on travel, but has warned that the bus company has to provide an improved service for inland Mearns residents.

A North-east Conservative MP is urging supermarket bosses to address a “fuel price lottery” for drivers filling up at different locations.

The Scottish Government has been accused of “losing all control” of the Aberdeen bypass project.

Angus South MSP Graeme Dey has joined SNP colleagues in demanding clarity from the UK Government over the future of seasonal workers.

The First Minister has been urged to support calls from North-east farmers to reverse a tractor ban on the new Aberdeen bypass.

Speed limits on the Aberdeen bypass are expected to last for three months once the road is open.