3 hrs ago | Scotsman.com
Tarlair open air pool to be saved from ruin
ABERDEENSHIRE councillors are set sanction 300,000 for essential repairs to safeguard the future of a decaying art deco swimming pool complex - granted Category-A listed status because of its outstanding architectural and historic importance.
6 hrs ago | Deeside Today
Spoketacular journey for bank cyclists
Two bank workers from Deeside and Donside have been getting in gear by cycling 850 miles around Scotland for charity.
10 hrs ago | Trinidad Guardian
Bail for two fraud accused revoked
Two people charged with 23 fraud-related offences who were held in England last Friday had their bail revoked yesterday.
THREE North-east politicians have joined together to start a campaign to extend the dualling of the A90 from Ellon to Peterhead.
Open air pool improvements suggested
Councillors are being asked to approve a A 300,000 programme of essential improvements to a former 1930s outdoor swimming pool complex at Macduff in Aberdeenshire.
TauRx Therapeutics Release: First UK Patients Enroll in Phase 3...
Staying up-to-date has never been simpler. Sign up for the free GenePool newsletter today! Aberdeen, United Kingdom, 22 May 2013 - Coinciding with Dementia Awareness Week in the UK, TauRx Therapeutics Ltd announced that the first of more than 100 UK patients have enrolled in the global Phase 3 clinical trials of LMTXa for mild to moderate ... (more)
Provost visits city energy conference
Aberdeenshire Council is hosted seven local organisations at the annual event, showcasing the range of organisations which operates across the area.
Aberdeen's Hydrogen Strategy unveiled
Aberdeen's plans to create a hydrogen economy in the Granite City, securing its place as a centre of excellence in hydrogen technologies were unveiled this morning.
Scotland warned independence could cost billions in renewable subsidies
Ed Davey tells conference that more than one-third of the UK's subsidies for wind, wave and tidal energy is spent in Scotland Ed Davey , the UK energy secretary, has warned that Scotland could lose billions of pounds in subsidies for renewable energy projects if it voted for independence, putting its green energy revolution at risk.
The firm said the facility, on the Forres Enterprise Park, would deliver secure IT development and testing services to support a range of public and private-sector clients across Scotland and the UK.
Kyle Allan, 8, killed bike crash with crane 'in front of brother' in Aberdeen
An eight-year-old boy died in front of his brother after he was involved in a crash with a mobile crane as he cycled along a busy road.
Lifeboat called out after dog falls down Cruden Bay cliffs
The lifeboat crew head to the aid of an injured dog after it falls off the cliffs at Slains Castle.
Trekking on Ben Rinnes, Scotland's whisky mountain
At just under 3000 feet in elevation, Ben Rinnes is not Scotland 's highest peak; it is, however, the tallest freestanding mountain in Moray, Banffshire, east of Inverness and Elgin.
Herald appeal for memorial info bares fruit
The conundrum over what year the war memorial at Invercairn was erected has been solved following a Fraserburgh Herald appeal.
Dave Duncan, Tom Bell and Zara and Angus Gordon-Lennox look forward to the Highland games
HEAVY events are promising to make a weighty contribution to the Gordon Castle Highland Games and Country Fair in Fochabers today.
Moc Golfers 11th After Second Round Of NCAA Regional
The Chattanooga Mocs men's golf team shot 294 today in second round of the NCAA Columbus Regional on the Scarlet Course.
Aldi reject site bid from council
The council had made an offer to the supermarket firm in the hope of taking over the derelict site as the base for its new headquarters.
Scene set for Moray shopping complex showdown
A DATE has been set for a public hearing on controversial plans for a A 25million shopping complex in a Moray town.
Council, schools and community join forces for litter blitz of Hazlehead area
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French MSP Christian Allard sworn in at Holyrood
MR Allard moved to Scotland more than 25 years ago and today he made a non-religious affirmation and repeated it in his first language in front of MSPs in the debating chamber.