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Monthly Drop-ins for help with your phones, tablets or laptops. Relaxed setting in Stonehaven Library- no such thing as a daft question. If you don't know something, be assured others wont too! Supported by knowledgeable volunteers who will always offer a warm welcome.
Art Classes with Paula Sylvester starting on Tuesday 16th September 2025. Booking essential. Not for complete beginners.
Important information lease read
Elderly warned of scam texts about winter heating payments
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Older people are being warned about a surge in scam messages relating to winter heating payments.
Four north Scotland councils are coming together to share information during September to help the public consider how to respond to a local challenge or emergency. ![]()
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The Get Set September project is being led by Aberdeen City Council Aberdeenshire Council The Highland Council and Moray Council to reach as many people as possible across the area. ![]()
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Over the course of the month, information and advice will be shared around the themes of personal resilience, cyber security, flooding and winter weather.![]()
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By taking simple steps to prepare for a potential crisis, residents can be in the best position to react while the council, emergency services and partners tackle it directly. ![]()
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The first theme, personal resilience, will encourage people to consider their own preparations, such as knowing where the stopcock is during a leak, or having a torch and batteries ready should the power go out. ![]()
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For those unsure where to start, or wanting to check everything is in hand, check out our online resources at publications.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/winter-weather-advice ![]()
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You can also access more helpful information at prepare.campaign.gov.uk/ and ready.scot/ opens in a new tab