Kayaker ‘humbled’ after north-east rescue team saves him from being pulled out to sea
A seasoned north-east kayaker has spoken of his gratitude after a local rescue team saved him and his friend from hypothermia when they capsized in the North Sea.
A seasoned north-east kayaker has spoken of his gratitude after a local rescue team saved him and his friend from hypothermia when they capsized in the North Sea.
More than 1,000 people in the north-east received their first dose of a Covid vaccine yesterday.
Three employees at a Moray timber factory have tested positive for Covid-19 in the last week amid concerns about a high number of cases across the region.
One of the world’s rarest Speyside whiskies has set a new online auction record after being sold for £1million.
All residents in a north-east town and the surrounding area have been urged to take coronavirus tests following a surge in cases.
All residents at a north-east care home are self-isolating following an outbreak of coronavirus.
There has been a further 34 cases of Covid-19 detected across the NHS Grampian area during the last 24 hours.
An Italian man will go on trial later this year accused of killing five people - including his own four-year-old son - after falling asleep behind the wheel.
The north-east has been told to brace for strong winds from the early hours of tomorrow morning.
Flood water from melting ice and snow has poured through a Moray village.
Sections of an Aberdeen golf club have flooded due to the River Dee bursting its banks.
Vaccination clinics across Aberdeenshire have been closed temporarily as the focus of the rollout is moved to care homes.
Two north-east projects have secured more than £2 million in council funding.
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A woman who was reported missing from her home in Banff yesterday morning has been traced safe and well.
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The coronavirus pandemic has forced the cancellation of the Tomintoul Highland Games for another year.
Fewer patients with Covid are being treated in NHS Grampian hospitals than at any point in the last three months, the latest Scottish Government statistics show.
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Roads bosses across the north-east are continuing to clear snow from rural routes after the “worst winter weather in 30 years”.
The coronavirus vaccination clinic in Forres will be moved to a larger venue next week.
Stagecoach will be introducing new zones across Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray to make shorter bus trips better value, while also extending discount for NHS staff to include travel to Aberdeen from Ellon, Inverurie, Stonehaven and Banchory.
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Crews clearing Moray roads from drifts up to 14ft deep in some rural spots say they are beginning to see the “light at the end of the tunnel”.
The north-east has recorded its lowest number of new Covid-19 cases since the beginning of November last year, according to the latest government statistics.
They are maps divided by 40 years, but they illustrate how the German and Russian military machines created detailed plans of Aberdeen and other prominent locations in the north-east of Scotland.
Several north-east roads remain shut today following a weekend of chaotic weather conditions.
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A further four people who tested positive for coronavirus have died in Scotland.
There have been 57 new cases of Covid reported in the north-east in the past 24 hours, according to the latest Scottish Government statistics.