Catterline, Kinneff & Dunnottar Community Council

Aberdeenshire Council has set out its views to the Scottish Government on plans to make domestic renewable energy equipment easier to install.

A new source of funding for rural partnerships and community organisations to help create a sustainable future for rural communities has been launched.

Councillor Martin Ford was chosen as chairman of the North East Scotland Climate Change Partnership at its first meeting this week.

Aberdeen City and Shire citizens are being urged to give their views on how the region should grow over the next two decades.

An innovative rural development programme, which aims to improve the quality of life and economic prosperity in rural communities in Aberdeenshire, was launched on Friday, June 27.

Alan Campbell CBE, Chief Executive of Aberdeenshire Council has announced his resignation.

Aberdeenshire Council formally opened the brand new Balmedie Nursery on Wednesday, June 25.

A civic reception was held on Wednesday, June 25, to acknowledge the transfer of the Justices of the Peace, and some Aberdeenshire Council staff, to the new unified court support service.

The summer programme of activities for young people in P7 to S4 is all set to kick off on Monday, July 7.

The Assembly Hall of The Gordon Schools, Huntly, will be shaking to music and dance celebrating the launch of the new Huntly Brand, Room to Roam, on Wednesday, June 25.

A former World War II airfield could be brought back to life, with the development of a centre telling the wartime history of the base.

An innovative new training and educational project for people with learning disabilities to promote and publicise the link between the Mearns and the father of Robert Burns, William Burness, is to be launched next week.

Aberdeenshire Council is a step closer to achieving its vision of being the best council in Scotland.

Fraserburgh Academy officially opened its new Hospitality Restaurant and Kitchen area on Thursday, June 19.

Aberdeenshire Council's Transportation and Infrastructure service has been recognised for its work on business excellence at an awards ceremony in Glasgow.

Children across Aberdeenshire are once again being invited to take part in the popular Summer Reading Challenge organised by Aberdeenshire Library and Information Service.

Councillors will next week be asked to approve amendments to rules regarding graveside tributes, following discussion of the matter across Aberdeenshire.

Aberdeen City and Shire is looking forward to welcoming friends, family and visitors to the north-east as part of an exciting year of events to mark Homecoming Scotland 2009.

Aberdeenshire Council is planning to generate £45million for its capital plan each year as part of a landmark project that could see up to £1billion invested locally over the next 15 years.

A group of Scotland's most talented traditional musicians are to perform two concerts in Aberdeenshire next week.