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Interior designer Lyn and husband Colin’s stunning Stonehaven home makeover
Lyn Goldsworthy and her husband Colin have put some pizzazz into their Stonehaven townhouse
Local news from Stonehaven and the surrounding area
Lyn Goldsworthy and her husband Colin have put some pizzazz into their Stonehaven townhouse
Sergio Ruiz opened up his authentic Spanish restaurant in Stonehaven last December after two years of waiting.
The £750,000 home close to Dunnottar Castle has five bedrooms, five bathrooms and a self-contained bothy.
The Nadarra wine bar wants to create an outdoor seating area next to the River Carron but residents are opposing the scheme.
Hopes are high as Premier Division champions compete in the national cup competition for the first time this weekend.
Visitors enjoyed a celebration of Scottish tradition as the annual Stonehaven Highland Games returned with competitions, performances and entertainment for all ages.
The Co-operative Group believe the New Mains of Ury store would harm trade for local businesses in the Aberdeenshire town.
A supermarket war in the town has escalated with the developer behind plans for two stores seeking to quash Tesco plans nearby.
Executive Officer David Walters said June's procession 'worked well' and 'proves they don't pose any threat'.
FM Retail One Limited is hoping to bring the two shops to the north-east town - but Tesco has warned the council could be acting "unlawfully" by approving the proposals.
The collision was reported near Bridge of Muchalls.
Former oil and gas worker Bob McAlpine says customers are "not going to pay that".
Aberdeenshire Council received 121 letters of objection from residents who raised concerns about the impact it would have on their community.
Police were forced to step in as demonstrators and marchers met during the parade's return to the north-east.
Well, Stonehaven saw a bit of history being made this week as the Orange Order held its first march here in a quarter of a century. It certainly got folks talking, with plenty of local voices sharing their views on the Aberdeenshire Council's decision.
In a statement, Stoney Legion said: "The safety of our members, staff, and entertainers must always come first."
The owners have got caught up in planning red tape over the colour and materials for their new windows.
The AWPR has turned Stonehaven into a booming destination for a day out, but the town centre has been "easy for them to bypass"
Thousands enjoyed beer, music and entertainment at Stonehaven's Midsummer Beer Happening. See our gallery of photos from Saturday.
Molly's Bar Cafe owner Janice Langdon called for Aberdeenshire Council to reopen the facilities as