SNP say Marischal Square was big factor in Aberdeen swing from Labour
Public anger in Aberdeen over the controversial Marischal Square development was identified as a factor in a major swing from Labour to the SNP.
New West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine MP pledges to work for all
The new West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine MP has insisted he will "work hard to represent everybody" in the constituency.
Possibility of by-elections in Aberdeen after SNP wins
Aberdeen City Council could soon be staging by-elections in two wards after the surging SNP sent two local members to Westminster.
SNP “deeply humbled” by Argyll and Bute result
Newly-elected SNP MP Brendan O'Hara said he was "deeply humbled" after a runaway victory in the Argyll and Bute constituency.
General Election: Salmond hails “off the scale”result for Scotland
Alex Salmond hailed an "off the scale" result in Scotland after the SNP won nearly every seat in the country.
General Election: Whiteford says landslide is call for more “positive policies”
Eilidh Whiteford said the result in Banff and Buchan was a signal that voters wanted to see "positive policies".
SNP end Labour’s dominance in Aberdeen with emphatic win
Labour's stranglehold on Westminster seats in Aberdeen has been broken by the SNP in a historic shift in power in the north-east.
SNP on course to end Labour dominance in Aberdeen
The SNP appear on course to end Labour's stranglehold on Aberdeen in what would be a historic shift in power in the north-east.
Plans for fishing industry memorial in Aberdeen
A permanent memorial to commemorate Aberdeen's fishing industry could soon be erected in the city under plans led by the council.
Aberdeen City Council to ask for government cash to battle begging
David McKay
General Election 2015: Poll of polls predicts SNP to take 50% of vote
The SNP remain on course for a near-sweep of Scottish seats in the general election, according to the latest "poll of polls" analysis.
Council planners back Hazlehead country club plan in green belt
David McKay
Plans lodged for roads to allow major Aberdeen development
Plans have been tabled for key infrastructure works to allow the first stage of a major development in the north of Aberdeen to take place.
Aberdeen punter stakes £3,000 on Lib Dems to beat Alex Salmond in General Election
Tory leader Ruth Davidson believes party is on the up – can hit 500,000 votes
Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson believes her party can increase its share of the vote to nearly half a million on Thursday.
Airport £1 drop-off charge to be passed onto Taxi passengers
Taxi drivers will begin passing a £1 drop-off charge at Aberdeen International Airport onto passengers from next month.
City businessmen sign letter backing Conservative candidate
David McKay
University staff balloted on strike action over planned job cuts
David McKay
Council makes improvements to transport fleet after Traffic Commissioner crackdown
Aberdeen City Council has made significant improvements to its transport fleet after a dressing-down from traffic chiefs - but still faces "substantial" work to get the service up to scratch.
Council told to tighten up scrutiny of millions in cash from developers
Alison Campsie and David McKay
Jack McConnell claims SNP sweep would be “dangerous” for democracy
A former first minister for Scotland has claimed that an SNP sweep of general election seats would be "very dangerous for democracy".
Union Street shop loses government appeal against council ruling
Owners of a Union Street shop have lost an appeal against an enforcement decision from Aberdeen City Council over illegal advertising.
Former Grampian fire chief backs Lib Dems as West Aberdeenshire race heats up
The former chief fire officer in Grampian has backed the Liberal Democrat candidate in West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine (WAK) as the race for the marginal north-east seat heats up.
Commuters facing disruption for 18 months for bypass work
Motorists are facing a year-and-a-half of delays and disruption on a key Aberdeen commuter route - so a key stretch of the city's new bypass to be built.
Work starts on £11million student flat development in Aberdeen
Ground was broken yesterday on an £11million development to help meet the demand for new student accommodation in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen community stalwart and lifetime Labour voter switches to back SNP
An Aberdeen community stalwart who said he is a lifelong Labour voter has announced his backing for the SNP at the general election.
Plans for new housing to help ease NHS Grampian staffing crisis
Plans have been tabled to build more than 100 homes on land at the north-east's biggest hospital complex as part of a drive to ease a public sector staffing crisis.
Lib Dems accuse SNP of “complacency” over NHS Grampian
Liberal Democrats have accused their SNP opponents in the Gordon constituency of "rank complacency" and glossing over a growing crisis facing NHS Grampian.
Councillors back plans for outdoor seating on Union St
Councillors in Aberdeen have backed plans to create a pavement cafe area outside a Union Street bakery.
General Election 2015: Gove defends Conservative “negative tactics”
Conservative chief whip Michael Gove yesterday defended his party's use of negative campaign tactics against the SNP - and insisted the Tory vote was growing north of the border.
Aberdeen deer management defended despite petition
A senior councillor in Aberdeen has defended the local authority's deer management policy after a petition calling for a halt to the practice was debated at the town house yesterday.
Rubislaw Quarry plans back on the table after crunch talks
Ambitious plans for a multimillion-pound granite heritage centre in Aberdeen could be back on track after crunch talks in the city yesterday.