Miscarriage charity founder ‘disheartened’ as hackers steal £860 in cyber theft
An Aberdeen charity founder has been left "disheartened" after callous cyber criminals hacked into the group's bank account and stole almost £900.
Future Choices celebrates success of pop-up shop
An Aberdeen charity is celebrating the success of its pop up charity shop.
Brighter Bucksburn receives community funding
A community group is hoping to entice people to shop local after benefiting from Scotmid funding.
Aberdeen City and Shire is alive with the sound of music
Aberdeenshire will toast every brand of music with a new competition launched to find the "sound of the north east."
Former Aberdeen headteacher dies aged 88
A former headteacher at two north-east schools has died at the age of 88 after a battle with Parkinson's.
Swedish author highlights Scottish culture
A Swedish author has written a book about adapting to life in the north-east of Scotland.
Cleaners unable to properly disinfect NHS Grampian community hospitals due to their crumbling condition
The crumbling condition of community hospitals in the north-east is preventing cleaners from being able to disinfect them properly, a recent inspection has found.
Aberdeen burger van owners left increasingly fearful amid spate of thefts – with stock and knives raided
Food vendors in Aberdeen say they are becoming increasingly anxious after being targeted by thieves who have stolen stock and equipment - including knives.
Aberdeen Gaelic Choir hopes winning prestigious title will spread love of language in Granite City
An Aberdeen choir which scooped a top prize at the Royal National Mod hopes their success will give Gaelic a boost in the north-east.
Aberdeen charity receives nearly £10,000 lottery funding
An Aberdeen charity has received nearly £10,000 funding from the National Lottery.
Aberdeen Student Show 2020 production announced
The creators of the Aberdeen Student Show have announced its 2020 performance will envisage an alternate future for the city.
Antiques go under the hammer for Smile Scotland
Smile Scotland will be auctioning off a number of unusual and rare antiques to raise money for its work.
Scottish journalist Deborah Orr dies aged 57
Award-winning Scottish journalist and author, Deborah Orr, has died of breast cancer aged 57.
Study reveals growing impact of food poverty on long-term health
A shocking new study has revealed food poverty's growing impact on the long-term health of Scots.
Broad Street fountain to remain closed until chemical levels reduce
Aberdeen's Broad Street fountain will remain closed following an inspection yesterday.
Outrage as flyers handed out at Aberdeen University say ‘smiling and laughing’ are ‘possible signs of consent’
A student group has come under fire after issuing leaflets advising that smiling and laughter could be taken as "possible signs of consent".
Scouts learn Russian and teach English on trip to Belarus
A group of north-east Scouts have spent a week in Belarus teaching English and learning Russian.
Man in court accused of acting aggressively towards MP Kirsty Blackman
A man has appeared in court accused of acting aggressively towards Aberdeen North MP Kirsty Blackman and two of her employees.
Man with ‘one of the worst’ records at Aberdeen Sheriff Court spared jail
A man whose criminal record is so bad that he is legally prohibited from threatening "anyone in Aberdeen" has been spared jail for his latest offences.
Disabled north-east woman left trapped in her flat for days as ‘thugs glue locks’
Police are investigating claims a disabled woman in Aberdeen was locked in her flat - with strong glue.
Aberdeen woman crashed Mercedes into motorcyclist and left man ‘seriously injured’
A "deeply ashamed" Aberdeen woman has been fined £500 after injuring a motorcyclist by knocking him from his bike.
Ban for Aberdeen mum caught nearly five times the drink drive limit
An Aberdeen mum has been banned from the road after being caught driving at nearly five times the alcohol limit - only months after passing her test.
Aberdeenshire mechanic in court just days after his wedding to face Class A drug stash charge
A newly-wed caught with a stash of Class A drugs bought for festival season has been fined.
Planetarium event to take young fans to infinity and beyond
Young Aberdeen space fans are being encouraged to visit the Planetarium for a galactic journey.
Hopes that Doris Day stage show could pave way for more productions to visit north-east towns
The team behind a Doris Day musical is confident that its tour of towns across the north-east could pave the way for more shows to visit smaller communities.
Bucksburn street lights to be fixed after error leaves residents in the dark
Council chiefs in Aberdeen have admitted to a street lighting error after residents claimed dim bulbs put their safety at risk.
Annual bulb planting event held at Midstocket Church
An annual bulb planting event took place earlier this week at Midstocket Church.
#PainNoFilter campaign marking World Arthritis Day
Versus Arthritis is leading a #PainNoFilter campaign to mark World Arthritis Day today.
Couple donate defibrillator in memory of son
An Aberdeenshire couple have paid for a defibrillator to be installed in their home village in memory of their son.
Designer’s bright idea helps raise £10,000 for Charlie House
A local designer's bright idea has helped her raise £10,000 for charity.
Mum reveals how pressure of social media made her feel like a bad parent
A mum says that seeing "unrealistic" examples of motherhood on social media made her feel like a bad parent.
CCTV appeal after two cars stolen from ‘affluent’ Aberdeen street
Police are hopeful that CCTV footage could help snare thieves who stole two cars from an Aberdeen street yesterday.