It is feared that a landslide near Pennan could block the only road into the village.
17 November 2009 22:24 GMT
Aberdeenshire Council have said they are monitoring a section of the cliff face in the picturesque village of Pennan (pictured).
On Tuesday evening, officials said there is potential for a landslide which could block the only access road into the village.
Residents have been informed that the road may have to be closed if the situation worsens.
A spokesman for the council has stressed that the matter is not related to previous landslides in the area and that no homes are at risk.
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