Saving the city’s history: Plan to bring Westburn House back to life as tearoom and community facility
A derelict A-listed building designed by Aberdeen’s most famous architect could be transformed into a tea room and community facility.
Controversial plans for almost 300 flats in Dyce receives approval
Controversial plans for nearly 300 homes in an Aberdeen suburb have been approved - despite "stigmatised" fears the project would cause a rise in antisocial behaviour.
Greyhope Bay project at Torry Battery could open this summer
A project to transform a historic fortification in Aberdeen into a “world-class” wildlife tourist destination and celebration of the city’s wartime heritage could open this summer.
Young salmon stocks in upper River Dee at highest since Storm Frank
Young salmon stocks in the upper River Dee are at their highest since Storm Frank wreaked havoc across the north-east four years ago.
Investigation into bus fire launched
An investigation has been launched after a bus caught fire on the A90 Aberdeen to Peterhead road this week.
AECC replacement could attract the likes of Celine Dion, Oasis and The Smiths, hope council leaders
Celine Dion, Oasis and The Smiths are an example of the calibre of names that will be attracted to the city's new £333 million gig venue, council leaders have claimed.
Dons legend Willie Miller accuses HMO objectors of ‘fake news’ after staging photograph against his case
Dons legend Willie Miller has become embroiled in a row with neighbours over parking outside his rental property.
A long and winding road: AWPR finally open in its entirety
The Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (AWPR) has finally opened to motorists after decades upon decades of political - and literal - gridlock in the north-east.
Aberdeen deacon who helped Malaviya Seven crew reunites with them in India
An Aberdeen deacon who championed the plight of a group of Indian sailors when they became marooned in the north-east has reunited with them in their homeland of India.
Robert Gordon University to open up almost 200 graduate apprenticeships
An Aberdeen university will open up almost 200 new graduate apprenticeship places as part of efforts to improve work-based learning in the north-east.
Final section of AWPR expected to open next week as Don Crossing is signed-off
The final section of the long-awaited Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (AWPR) could be opened next week, Transport Scotland revealed last night.
Dog handler in court over driving and drug charges
A dog handler has appeared in court charged with dangerous driving following a crash that led to the death of his Labrador.
Police dog handler in court on dangerous driving and drug charges
A police dog handler has appeared in court in connection to his alleged involvement in a crash that led to the death of his Labrador.
Delays expected following a crash involving lorry on A92 near Muchalls
Motorists could face major delays this evening after a crash on a busy north-east road involving a lorry.
Lidl preparing to open on Aberdeen’s Hutcheon Street
A new Lidl supermarket will be opening in Aberdeen next week.
Facebook removes adverts for Trump destination in Scotland
The social media network Facebook has removed adverts for Donald Trump’s Scottish golf courses and hotels.
OBITUARY: Dyce Rugby Club founder dies aged 76
The founder of Dyce Rugby Club, Angus McVey, has died aged 76.
Here’s how to improve how you recycle in Aberdeenshire
An online guide to help people find out what can and cannot be recycled in Aberdeenshire has been published.
Scottish minister says R Kelly ruined her cruise
A Scottish minister was left horrified after she and other clergywomen were subjected to the music of an American singer accused of sexual abuse and rape while they were enjoying a cruise.
‘Cruel’ vandals who cut lifebelt rope prevented early rescue of five teenage girls
“Stupid, irresponsible and cruel” vandals who cut the rope of a lifebelt and prevented the early rescue of a group of five teenage girls “clearly never thought it could be used to save the life of their own family”, a rowing team coach has said.
Children’s cardiac care in NHS Grampian ‘left in the dark ages’ says heart charity founder
Children's cardiac care across Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray has been left “in the Dark Ages” and urgently requires more support before mums and dads are plunged into poverty, according to the founder of a life-changing heart charity.
Church eyes move to Bridge of Don AECC site
A city church could move to the site of the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre.
Ross Thomson referred to Westminster’s standards commissioner
An Aberdeen MP accused of a “groping” incident has been referred to Westminster’s standards commissioner.
New Aberdeen beer ‘Fit Likey’ will raise cash for mental health causes
A group of three friends in Aberdeen are preparing to raise a glass for improved mental health awareness with a special not-for-profit beer designed to generate cash for good causes.
Rescue drama as five teenage rowers capsize in River Dee – and discover life-ring has been cut
Five teenagers were rescued from the River Dee after their rowing boat capsized.
Aberdeen pupils take part in first of its kind cyber security project
School children took part in a new event this week designed to help them fully understand the threats posed by online predators.
Plans for £40 million life sciences development in Aberdeen revealed
New images of a proposed £40 million life sciences facility in Aberdeen designed to double the size of the industry in the north-east have been revealed.
Aberdeen University to scrap graduation fees
Aberdeen University will become one of the few universities in Scotland to scrap graduation fees.
Railway line shut at Stonehaven due to broken rail
Railway journeys have been disrupted this afternoon after tracks were blocked close to Stonehaven for a safety inspection.
Cove fishermen ‘left on their own’ by Scottish Government, says Tory MSP
The Scottish Government has been accused of leaving a group of traditional fishermen "on their own" following a fire that destroyed their livelihoods.
Former Aberdeen nightclub and bars on the market
Three nightclubs in Aberdeen city centre have gone up for sale or lease.
Thousands of ScotRail journeys cancelled due to staff shortages
Almost 3,000 ScotRail services were cancelled since April last year due to staff shortages.