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Wanted: employers who want to get involved with Developing the Young Workforce

Developing the Young Workforce North East Scotland (DYW NES) is seeking board members and a new chair.

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Aberdeen Airport urges taxi zone rethink over security fears

Aberdeen Airport urges taxi zone rethink over security fears © Jim Irvine / DCT Media Taxis at Aberdeen International Airport. Airport chiefs have urged council bosses to rethink proposals to change taxi zones in Aberdeen over security fears. Members of Aberdeen City Council’s licensing committee will next week discuss plans to abolish the current zoning system and introduce one licence covering the whole local authority area. Council staff carried out a public consultation earlier this year, with 101 of 149 responses in favour of the proposal. However, senior staff at Aberdeen International Airport fear the change could “compromise high levels of site-specific safety and security measures”.

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Warning over £135m cost of bringing Aberdeen roads up to standard over the next 10 years

Warning over £135m cost of bringing Aberdeen roads up to standard over the next 10 years © Jim Irvine / DCT Media Bringing all of Aberdeen’s roads up to acceptable standards could cost at least £135 million over the next decade, councillors have been warned. A £13.7m spend to improvement the city’s roads for 2021/22 was signed off on yesterday, with nearly £2.3m of that to used to resurface the carriageways by March. Nearly another £1.5m is to be spent repairing parts of the former A90 (now the A92 Stonehaven to Blackdog road) and the A96 Aberdeen to Inverurie road, after the council took responsibility for the routes when the AWPR opened.

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Miscarriage: Breaking the silent taboo

Miscarriage: Breaking the silent taboo © Supplied by LauraJane Webster Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up It is the unforgiving red stain against a sheet of white toilet paper. It is the suffocating silence as you stare at the grainy image on a monitor, willing for a flicker of life. It is one in four. So why, if miscarriage is so common, do we still struggle to talk about it? For north-east charity Miscarriage Information Support Service (Miss) there are numerous reasons why both men and women feel unable to open up about their experiences.

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New £34,000 security camera system installed in Turriff

New £34,000 security camera system installed in Turriff Updated: May 5, 2021, 9:42 am © Paul Glendall/DCT Media Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A £34,000 security camera system has been installed to improve safety in a north-east town. Although Turriff is described as anything but a “crime hotspot” its business association has installed the new CCTV system, linked to the police station in The Square, to provide added peace of mind for residents and shop owners there. The round-the-clock cameras, installed by Turriff Business Association and funded by Aberdeenshire Council via grant money from the Scottish Government’s town centre pot, have gone live this week.

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