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Only 531 completed as of 10 September. Have your opinion heard it only takes 2 minutes to complete. ThanksCommunity Opinion Poll
Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce’s Research Chamber is carrying out a short, independent poll on behalf of Aboyne Business Association and Mid-Deeside Community Council. We want to hear your views on the two options currently being considered by Aberdeenshire Council for the future of Aboyne Bridge.
The poll takes less than 2 minutes.
Your views will help inform the wider Aboyne Bridge Impact Assessment report by adding evidence of community opinions on the proposed options.
Scan the QR code or visit:
surveys.agcc.co.uk/s3/Aboyne-Bridge-Community-Opinion-Poll-Summer-2026
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If you are already a member, you should have received joining instructions. If not contact us and we will resend them. New members welcome.
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🚧 ROAD CLOSURE – C35m, TARLAND 🚧
Please be aware of a temporary road closure on the C35m, Tarland, from Brambles to Whitehill.
📅 Monday 2nd November 2026
⏰ Closure for 1 day
🛠️ Reason: Pole cabling works
A signed diversion will be in place via the C35m, U38m and C37m, as shown on the map below.
Access will be maintained for emergency vehicles and properties, although there may be short delays while construction equipment is moved to allow safe passage.
Please allow extra time for your journey and share with anyone who may be affected.
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🦆The Logie Coldstone Duck Race is next weekend! It’s not just an excuse for the kids to splash about in the burn, it’s also a fun way to raise money to keep the hall running and have a wee blether at the same time. 💦
You can buy ducks for £1 each on the day or email lctrust2012@gmail.com or just comment below and we’ll sort it out🐥🐥
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🍏 A huge THANK YOU to our wonderful volunteers! 🍏
We held our first community apple pressing of 2026, and what a fantastic day it was! We put our brand-new Hydropress to the test, and it was an absolute success. We couldn't have done it without everyone who donated apples and came along to lend a hand.
🍾 Get Your Fresh Juice:
Save the Date: Saturday, 19th September 10.00am to 1.00pm.
Bottles will be on sale during the Local Produce Market at the MacRobert Hall (as part of the Tarland Food and Music Festival.) Be sure to pick up some locally pressed goodness.
Grab a bottle, support local, and taste the fruits of our community's labour! 🍏✨
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Fabulous fresh plums for donations to 1st Cromar Guides trip to London. Many thanks to Alison Ross for the donation.
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We are celebrating a birthday tomorrow, Friday 4th at Aboyne Social Space. Come along to the Aboyne Community Shed for some coffee, cake and chat from 10-12 noon. See you there!🥂🎂🍰🧁☕️🫖🥳
www.youngatheartdeeside.org.uk
youngatheartdeeside@gmail.com
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Got an untold local story, a forgotten memory, or a box of vintage photographs gathering dust?
It’s that time of year again: the Cromar History Group is officially calling for contributions to the next issue of Echoes From Cromar’s Past!
Whether it’s a detailed family recollection, a quirky slice of village history, or a single striking image, we would love to feature your work.
Open to all topics: While local heritage is close to our hearts, pieces don’t need to be strictly local—eclectic and unusual tales are always welcome.
Any length: From short snippets to full articles.
No design worries: Just send your draft text; our editor will handle formatting. Please supply photos as separate, high-resolution files.
Deadline: Mid-October.
Ready to share or want to run an idea past the editor? Email Peter Craig directly at pmcraig@gmail.com. (If you’ve already sent a piece in earlier this year, please drop Peter a quick note to confirm it safely landed in his inbox!)
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Red kite found dead near Dinnet was killed in 'cruel poisoning'
Red kite found dead near Dinnet was killed in 'cruel poisoning'
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The protected bird's remains were discovered on Morven Hill, near Dinnet, on 30 June.0 CommentsComment on Facebook