Tributes to former owner of Aberdeen’s Cooper’s Bar
Tributes have been paid to a much-loved publican whose family have been at the heart of the Aberdeen bar scene for generations.
Cookery show director David Pritchard dies
The man behind the television successes of Keith Floyd and Rick Stein has died aged 73.
Memories needed for RAF Lossiemouth celebrations
RAF Lossiemouth hopes to gather memories from former station personnel who worked on the air base as part of its 80th anniversary celebrations.
Freezing temperatures expected in north-east and Highlands
The north of Scotland will be lucky to see temperatures rise above 2 degrees this weekend as a deep cold settles in.
Aberdeen care services face recruitment crisis
More than half of care homes in Scotland are struggling to recruit staff, with Aberdeen struggling to fill many vacancies.
First snow of 2019 brings chaos to north-east homes, schools and roads
The first snowfall of the year brought with it power outages, school closures, a string of accidents and widespread transport delays.
Women only shooting club celebrates fifth year
Scotland’s all female shooting club, Glad Rags and Cartridge Bags, is celebrating their fifth year.
International academics join RGU research team
The Robert Gordon University (RGU) in Aberdeen has recruited two international researchers to delve into the aspects of ageism.
Three-vehicle crash in Aberdeen
Emergency services have been called to a three-vehicle collision on in Aberdeen.
Burst water mains result in four-day road closure
A burst water mains has resulted in a road closure in Aberdeen.
Both lanes closed on stretch of A90
Motorists have been forced to alter their travel arrangements after two crashes on the A90.
Three-car accident causes tailbacks in Cults
An Aberdeen road has been blocked following a three-car accident.
Aberdonians’ biscuit preferences could lead healthy revolution in food industry
The biscuit preferences of Aberdonians could be the unusual starting point for a revolution in the food industry.
Community rallies to support Aberdeen pensioner and his dog after they were attacked by a pitbull
A good Samaritan has helped raise more than £1,000 to help an Aberdeen pensioner after he and his chihuahua, Doddie, were mauled by an "out of control" dog.
Duchess of Rothesay installs George Boyne as Aberdeen University vice-chancellor
The Duchess of Rothesay praised the resilience of the people of Aberdeen as she visited the city yesterday.
Accountancy firm supports latest RGU scholarship
A first-year student at Robert Gordon University has become the latest person to benefit from a scholarship funded by chartered accountancy and business advisory firm Anderson Anderson Brown LLP (AAB).
Aberdeen consultant presents prestigious award
An Aberdeen anaesthetist has presented an award at a prestigious ceremony.
ARI’s anaesthetics department praised by education chiefs
NHS Grampian has been praised by national education chiefs for the standard of training it provides in its anaesthetics department.
Crashes involving pedestrians decreasing across north and north-east, but campaigners call for further action
The number of pedestrians killed on roads across the north and north-east is declining, but safety campaigners believe more must still be done to protect people.
Famous faces help pupils win four-figure sum for local charity
A group of Aberdeenshire pupils have been praised by celebrities including Stephen Fry, Dame Barbara Windsor and Fiona Phillips for their efforts to highlight cruel diseases such as dementia.
Bed mattresses, clothes and fizzy drinks cans – the rubble left by an Aberdeenshire lorry crash
Two lorries crashed leaving a pile of waste at the side of the A920 road yesterday.
Aled Jones announced to join charity celebrations
North East Sensory Services will kick off its 140th anniversary celebrations with a star-studded night at the Marcliffe Hotel.
World famous running coach to speak at charity event
A world renowned running coach based in Kenya will talk at a local charity's fundraising dinner next month.
Road blocked after lorry full of rubbish overturns
One of the lorries is overturned and partially blocking the road.
Force for Good: Royal Signals veteran sees life changed with help from Scottish War Blinded
A Peterculter man has regained his love for music, art and literature as a result of his work with the charity Scottish War Blinded.
Residents demand fencing at Aberdeen bridge to be fixed
Residents are demanding action to prevent an accident at an Aberdeen bridge.
Crimestoppers launch County Lines campaign to crackdown on drugs flooding Scotland
A campaign to protect vulnerable communities from drugs being brought to Scotland by English gangs has been launched.
North-east hotel the White Horse Inn goes into administration
A popular north-east hotel has gone into administration.
Car parking fines see Aberdeen City Council seize half-a-million pounds from motorists
A new list has revealed the ten streets that have helped Aberdeen council bosses rake-in half-a-million pounds in fines in little more than two years.
Children’s hospice charity launches volunteer recruitment drive
Scotland’s national children’s hospice charity has launched its 2019 volunteer recruitment campaign.
Aberdeen researchers highight impact of missing GP appointments
Academics from Aberdeen University have helped unearth the dangerous impact of missing GP appointments.
Road closures in place as Scottish Water investigate flooding solutions
Extensive works are to be carried out to improve the flood defences in one of Aberdeen's most vulnerable areas.