Business

A north of Scotland networking business has expanded into Stonehaven.

A number of poorly performing, council-supported bus services around Aberdeenshire are to be withdrawn or reduced from April.

Phone giant Telefonica has unveiled plans to build more masts in the Stonehaven conservation area.

An award-winning Mearns company is in the running for more success.

An MSP has called for clarity on the completion of the AWPR after the Transport Secretary suggested contractors could be “cutting corners”.

A Mearns chip shop that highlighted the benefits of fish to local schoolchildren has been praised in the Scottish Parliament for its campaign work.

Two new bus services will start later this month using the AWPR.

A local politician has called on the Scottish Government to go “back to the drawing board” on a promise to improve rail links between Aberdeen and the Central Belt.

A charity is stepping up plans for a £14 million outdoor adventure centre in Lower Deeside.

The final section of the Aberdeen bypass is not expected to open until January.

A Mearns chip shop is in the running for a leading award.

A popular Stonehaven eatery is celebrating a hugely successful year.

Mearns councillors are hosting a public meeting next week to discuss the impact of road closures in the area.

The recent young farmers’ stock judging competition at the Aberdeen Christmas Classic saw another large turnout.

The recent young farmers’ stock judging competition at the Aberdeen Christmas Classic saw another large turnout.

Transport Scotland has announced that new sections of the delayed Aberdeen bypass will open on Wednesday morning.