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• Fuel crisis: Aberdeenshire farmer speaks out over spiralling costs

  Charlie Adam told us it makes economic sense for the UK Government to cut fuel duties.

• Home near Stonehaven’s famous ‘Auld Toon’ harbour on the market for £250,000

  The three-bedroom property boasts large rooms across three floors.

• North Sea energy chiefs push for Jackdaw and Rosebank green-light as political obstacles disappear

  Jackdaw developer Adura says the field could be supplying gas to homes within weeks once approved.

• Why Faye Howard chose Inverurie for her new wool shop venture Blethering Yarns

  After Wool for Ewe closed earlier this year, Kathleen Morrison's daughter Faye was determined to create a new home for the community.

• Donna Henderson: Tributes to Ellon woman ‘who lived life to the full’ after shock death aged 51

  The research scientist died suddenly at the end of August.

• Dons fans urged to help unmask Cheese Wire Killer 43 years after Aberdeen taxi driver’s murder

  Aberdeen FC is joining forces with the family of murdered taxi driver George “Dod” Murdoch in a fresh appeal for information to help crack the notorious unsolved case.

• Pictures: NATO Warships dock at Port of Aberdeen amid large scale military exercise

  Ships from Portugal, Canada and Germany were among those in harbour on Friday.

• Exclusive: Bank details, names and addresses of Wood Group employees stolen by hackers

  A letter seen by The Press and Journal shows the engineering giant was hit with a data breach believed to have been led by a Russian e-crime group.

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