Two drivers in Aberdeen have been charged in relation to alleged drink driving offences one reported for allegedly being 8 times over the drink-drive limit and the second man allegedly being five times over the legal drink drive limit.
Waste and recycling consultation
Have you had your say yet on proposed changes to recycling and waste services in Aberdeenshire?
Autumn Rover tickets for Aberdeenshire attractions
Autumn Rover tickets, visit one attraction and get free entry to Grampian Transport Museum, Macduff Marine Aquarium, The National Lighthouse Museum at Fraserburgh, Fyvie Castle, Braemar Castle, Royal Lochnagar Distillery, Aberdeen Science Centre and The Gordon Highlanders Museum
NFU shelf watch Scottish Lamb
Secret shoppers from NFU Scotland counted over 2,500 packs of Scottish lamb, identifying which of the big supermarkets were sourcing the most Scottish and home-produced lamb.
Freeview users get ready to retune
On Wednesday 15 August, there will be an upgrade to the Freeview signal on Durriss transmitter which covers Aberdeenshire including Turriff. Freeview users may need to retune their TV equipment.
Names of five people who were fatally injured in A96 collision confirmed
Ted Reid, from Macduff Evalyn Collie and Audrey Appleby both from Aberchirder named as those fatally injured in the A96 collision
A947 collision – Police appeal for information
Police Scotland is appealing for information after a 53-year-old man died in a one-vehicle collision on the A947 Turriff to Banff road on Sunday, July 29, 2018
Driver killed in A947 crash
Police Scotland was called to a one-vehicle collision near to King Edward parish church just before 8:30 pm on Sunday night.
Turriff Show 2018 Parking Restrictions
To maintain emergency vehicle access, for the safety of the public and visitors to Turriff Show, a number of parking restrictions will be put in place from 00:00 am on Sunday 5 August until 6 pm on Monday 6 August.
Use Water Wisely
Even with the recent spells of rain, the dry weather is set to continue in Aberdeenshire, putting increasing pressure on water supplies and the forecast rain is not expected to replenish supplies sufficiently.
