Strike action may have serious implications for water and sewage services including emergency repairs and problems with sewage or drainage.
NHS Grampian chief executive, Prof. Caroline Hiscox, has been appointed to the interim chief executive post at NHS Tayside.
The Scottish Government has been urged to bring forward plans for a north-east mother and baby unit 18 months after public support was established.
Nearly 100 full time equivalent roles have been lost from A division new figures have revealed.
A new free stories portal has been launched by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission ahead of Remembrance Day to record the stories of the fallen.
Stagecoach has confirmed that free travel will be available on its bus services for military, cadets, and ex-military members on Remembrance Weekend.
Enforcement officers will begin an initial phase of farm visits, the next step of the Official Control Regulations which were introduced in 2020.
Courage on the Catwalk and Brave have raised more than £1.7 million to support cancer and haematology patients and are looking for models for 2024.
Periods of heavy rain associated with Storm Ciarán will affect the north-east during Thursday and early Friday.
The latest 2023 figures released by the Scottish Government show mixed findings with changes in livestock, arable and vegetable proportions.
Senior sheep and beef specialist at SAC Consulting Kirsten Williams is encouraging sheep farmers to take a closer look at the growth of their lambs.
Modern and vintage ploughing machinery is set to take to the fields as competitors undertake the heats of this year's Grampian Supermatch league.
The Institute of Auctioneers and Appraisers in Scotland has released its 2022 throughput figures gathered from its members in Scotland.
The Scottish Parliament’s Economy and Fair Work Committee is heading to the north-east next month to begin its next inquiry into a Just Transition.
The Scottish National Party have announced current Aberdeenshire councillor Seamus Logan as their candidate for the new Westminster ward.
Cereal production is expected to remain in line with the ten-year average despite significant challenges during the year.
SEPA's interim head of functions, Nathan Critchlow-Watton discusses the increasing issue of drought at the Future Farming Expo
Visitors from across the country made their way to Aberdeen on Tuesday for the first day of the new Future Farming Expo showcase.
The Royal Scottish Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RSABI) seaonal fundraising campaign is underway with the first reveal of new Chirtsmas cards.
Coinciding with World Mental Health Day on October 10, RSABI and Farmstrong Scotland will give practical advice to build personal resilience.
