Police ‘anxious to trace’ missing Sheffield man in Highlands
Police are appealing for information to help trace a Sheffield man who has gone missing in the Cairngorms.
OPINION: How is Gove still in the race, hasn’t he had his marching powders?
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Inverness teenager sustains injuries after being approached by group of men
Police are appealing for witnesses following a disturbance involving a 13-year-old boy in Inverness.
Police appeal to public for information following bike theft in Aberdeen
Officers in Aberdeen are appealing for information following the theft of a high value mountain bike from Kingswells.
Police continue search for missing vehicle in Aberdeen
Police are on the look out for a red Mini Countryman after it was stolen in the early hours of yesterday morning.
More strikes in place for Aberdeen airport staff later this month
Staff at Aberdeen International Airport will take industrial action later this month following an announcement from Unite the union.
Lidl make new tartan out of food to celebrate 25 years in Scotland
It's not what you think at first but Lidl have created a new tartan based on food.
Building Beatrice ‘undoubtedly a proud moment’, project boss says
Building one of Scotland’s largest infrastructure projects hasn’t been easy, yet Beatrice Offshore Wind Farm boss Steven Wilson said finishing it virtually problem-free as “undoubtedly the proudest moment” of his career.
North-east investment group has offshore wind ‘firmly’ in its sights, Sir Ian Wood says
An investment fund created to establish diversification across the north-east of Scotland has offshore wind “firmly in its sights”, according to Sir Ian Wood.
North Sea rig protestors face court
Two Greenpeace campaigners faced court yesterday accused of tethering themselves to an oil rig in an ongoing demonstration.
Car on roof following crash on north-east road
Police are in attendance after a car landed on its roof on a north-east road this morning.
More than £70,000 worth of drugs recovered across north of Scotland in just one day
Police recovered more than £70,000 worth of drugs during two separate incidents in the north of Scotland yesterday.
Rod Stewart cancels Aberdeen gig due to bad weather
Rod Stewart's outside gig at the AECC tonight has been rescheduled due to adverse weather conditions.
Transocean serve Greenpeace activists with injunction over oil rig standoff
Activists occupying a BP-contracted oil rig in the Cromarty Firth have been served with an injunction by the owner in a bid to halt a two-day standoff, Greenpeace UK has claimed.
North Sea fledgling Talon appoints former Nautical Petroleum CEO
Fledgling North Sea explorer Talon Petroleum has appointed an expert in the region to its board.
New Aberdeenshire sports village worth £8.5 million set to open this summer
Aberdeenshire Council and Live Life Aberdeenshire have confirmed an opening date for the new Banchory Sports Village.
John Bishop announces Aberdeen performance at Music Hall
Comedy superstar John Bishop is coming to Aberdeen’s Music Hall to warm up his brand-new show, it has been announced today.
Councillors announce start date to £3.8 million redevelopment works on Provost Skene’s House
The redevelopment of the historic Provost Skene’s House (PSH) as a new visitor attraction is to start this summer.
Police appeal after thieves steal tandem bike in Aberdeen
A tandem bicycle has been stolen, sparking a police appeal for information.
MacRae Investigation: Picture shows police progress at Leanach Quarry search
Detailed searches are now underway of Leanach Quarry as part of the investigation into the murders Renee and Andrew MacRae.
Jamie’s Italian workers speak out to win justice following chain’s collapse
Former staff at Jamie’s Italian restaurant chain in Scotland are speaking out about being made redundant last month with only half an hour's notice despite previous assurances from senior managers that all was well at the business.
Queens Street’s transformation masterplan to be mapped out this summer
A programme of works for an ambitious residential-led mixed use development in the heart of Aberdeen is to be mapped out this summer.
VIDEO: Aberdeen girl has dream come true after singing with Emeli Sande
Emeli Sande returned to her north-east roots last week in a bid to find street performers as part of a new TV series but in the process made an 11-year-old girl very happy.
Work starts on redevelopment of Schoolhill area in Aberdeen
Work started today on a city centre improvement scheme in Aberdeen that will improve the accessibility and amenity of the Schoolhill area.
Police warning after mountain bike stolen in Fort William
With the Mountain Bike World Cup taking place in Fort William today, police are warning spectators to be vigilant after a bike was stolen overnight.
Teenager who jumped into north-east waters in a rescue attempt honoured by royalty
A teenager who threw himself into the icy waters of a north-east harbour in a daring effort to rescue a man who later died has been honoured by royalty.
Firefighters help moo-ve cow after it gets stuck in a bog
Firefighters frantically worked to save a cow after it became trapped in a bog near the Kyle of Lochalsh.
Shetland police search for owner of mystery back pack
Police are appealing for information after a small ruck sack was found at Hermaness Nature Reserve in Unst.
Police appealing to public in bid to trace two drivers who didn’t stop after six vehicle Highland crash
Police are appealing for information after two people were taken to hospital following a six-vehicle collision on the A9 near Evanton.
‘Great sadness’ as Aberdeen venue The Assembly closes with immediate effect
Aberdeen venue The Assembly has announced it will close with "immediate effect" due to a lack of revenue.
Highland road at ‘breaking point’ with closures and accidents
Campaigners in the Highlands claim one of the main roads into the area is “at breaking point” with closures and accidents.
Taste of Grampian chef raiding kitchens in a bid to reduce food waste
The Kilted Chef has teamed up with Love Food Hate Waste Scotland in its drive to reduce food waste, undertaking a ‘fridge-raiding’ tour of Aberdeenshire ahead of Taste of Grampian Food Festival.