Aberdeen school pupil speaks out after being brutally assaulted on his way home from school
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Hillwalkers relive their terrifying ordeals on Scotland’s mountains
Hillwalkers have relived their terrifying ordeals on Scotland’s mountains - including a climbing date that was so scary a woman briefly considered jumping off a peak instead of trying to climb down it.
Aberdeen’s property market ‘stable’ but still in ‘intensive care’ as latest average house prices revealed
New figures have shown that property values in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire have fallen compared to the rest of Scotland.
New initiative to dispel nursing stereotypes piloted in north-east schools
A new initiative to dispel stereotypes about nursing and prevent a future staffing crisis is being piloted in north-east primary schools.
Aberdeen school pupil speaks out after being brutally assaulted on his way home from school
A young boy has spoken out after he was subjected to a brutal assault on his way home from an Aberdeen school.
Developer insists planners should have no cause for concern over play park plans
A developer has insisted planners should have no cause for concern that it will not live up to its obligation to build a play park for a new housing scheme.
Talks on Trump’s controversial golf course housing plans to take place
A preliminary planning hearing on controversial plans to build more than 500 homes near Donald Trump's north-east golf course will take place next month.
Aberdeen restaurant boss subjected female colleague to brutal, ‘prolonged’ assault after being challenged for smoking
A former restaurant boss has been ordered to pay £5,000 in compensation to a female employee who he brutally assaulted after being challenged for smoking indoors.
Football fanatic to write his second book on non-league football fields in the north
A football fanatic is looking for suggestions for his second book - on non-league football fields throughout the north.
Highland’s very own ‘Mr Hero’ dies aged 93
He survived the brutal Arctic convoys, was Firemaster of the Highlands and Islands Fire Brigade for nine years and introduced Highland games to Moscow.
Stuart MacBride will end suspense of Granite Noir festival line-up at lunch this weekend
Aberdeen’s crime writing festival is keeping its fans in suspense, with the line-up being kept a secret until this weekend.
Family demand answers after man found dead in Aberdeen market
The family of a pensioner found dead at Aberdeen Indoor Market two days after going missing have said they will not be able to grieve until they receive answers.
Rebus play captivates crowd as it begins run in Aberdeen
Shadows loom large over the crowd-pleasing new Rebus stage play, which began a run at His Majesty's Theatre before an appreciative Aberdeen audience last night.
Stay active is the key says Olive as she celebrates 100th birthday
As she celebrated her 100th birthday, Olive McEwan put her longevity down to abstaining from alcohol and smoking and staying active.
A96 dualling a ‘colossal waste of public money’ claims councillor
The controversial dualling of one of the north-east's major roads has been branded a "colossal waste of money" by a councillor.
Deeside raises a glass to Prince Charles on his 70th birthday
It was a week like no other in recent memory for the people of Ballater.
Stonehaven seals twinning ties with US town
A north-east castle is to fly the US flag for the first time as part of a new twinning agreement linking towns in two different countries.
Firm stance taken on developer’s pledge to build play park at north-east housing scheme
A tough stance will be taken by planners to ensure a housing developer does not shirk its responsibility to build a play park.
Banchory man bit police officer on shoulder after assaulting ex-partner
A Deeside man bit a police officer on the shoulder as he attempted to avoid being arrested for assaulting his ex-partner.
Cabinet showdown after May negotiates major Brexit breakthrough
Theresa May is today braced for a showdown with senior ministers over her Brexit divorce deal after negotiators secured a major breakthrough last night.
Flooding and traffic concerns over north-east substation plans
Developers behind a new substation have been urged to ensure the scheme does not increase the flooding risk in the area.
Aberdeenshire man caught drink-driving on morning after night out
A construction boss has been banned from the road after getting behind the wheel more than double the drink-driving limit the morning after a night out.
Rare Beatles autographs to go under the hammer in north-east
A rare picture autographed by all four members of The Beatles will go under the hammer in the north-east tonight.
Student snaps up tunic of Aberdeenshire war hero
An Aberdeen University student has stumbled across a historic piece of war memorabilia.
Aberdeenshire cancer sufferer fined for threatening wife following operation
An offshore worker recovering from cancer has been fined for behaving in a "threatening manner" towards his wife after returning home from an operation.
Public events to be held as part of review of minor injury units in Aberdeenshire
The public are being invited to help shape the future of two north-east hospitals.
Ballater tearoom offers free prosecco to celebrate Prince Charles’ 70th birthday
A tearoom with a royal connection will raise a glass of fizz to mark the Duke of Rothesay's birthday tomorrow.
Weight loss man cycles 200 miles after ‘getting life back’
A north-east man has cycled round one of Europe’s largest lakes after turning his life around by losing weight.
Staffie Awareness week at Aberdeenshire charity
The Scottish SPCA is celebrating its annual Staffie Awareness Week by encouraging members of the public to come along to meet dogs desperate for new homes.
Fundraising drive to get unique Aberdeen cafe hooked up to the National Grid
The owner of a unique Aberdeen cafe has launched a crowdfunder to get hooked up to the National Grid.
Tragedy as north-east contractor dies at same farm as brother
A contractor has died in an accident involving a tractor - just five years after his brother died in a similar incident at the same farm.
Long-lost north-east war tapestry unearthed after a decade stuffed in storage
A unique tapestry created by north-east women’s institute members in the 1940s has been discovered nearly a decade after it went missing.
Major Aberdeen road partially shut after crash
A major Aberdeen road has been partially shut this evening following a crash involving a motorbike and two cars.
