Road reopens after two-vehicle crash on A92
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No matter How Long Paul keeps singing, he is glad he chose pop over a pit axe
He has been nicknamed 'The Man with the Golden Voice' and there won't be many music aficionados who haven't heard Paul Carrack bring a lyric to life.
Appeal after serious crash near Stonehaven leaves three seriously injured
Police in Aberdeenshire are appealing for help from the public following a crash on the A92 near Stonehaven which has left three people with serious injuries.
Home-Start Aberdeen receives £5,000 to continue supporting families across the city
It's an organisation which provides help to hundreds of families in Aberdeen every year.
Police rescue sheep from Mintlaw ditch
A sheep which got itself stuck in a ditch near Mintlaw has been rescued by the police.
Football matches in memory of two north-east youths will support mental health charity
His friends and family were devastated when Aberdeen teenager Tom Smith took his own life last year.
Road reopens after two-vehicle crash on A92
A north-east road has reopened following a two-vehicle collision.
Scottish Government should step in to repair Aberdeenshire bridge after doing so in Moray, MSP argues
The Scottish Government should step in to help fund repairs of a vital Deeside bridge after it opted to do so in Moray, an MSP has argued.
Portakabins to be demolished for new nursery in Aberdeenshire town
An Aberdeenshire nursery will be knocked down and replaced with a modern new building which will focus on outdoor learning.
Community launches bid to get Alford Valley Railway back on track
Volunteers are moving full-steam ahead with plans to bring a popular railway tourist attraction in Aberdeenshire back into use.
Diesel the life-saving rescue dog gets award of highest pedigree at House of Lords
A search and rescue dog from Aberdeenshire has been given an award of the highest pedigree.
Winter death rates fall one year after ‘staggering’ spike
The number of "winter deaths" plummeted in the north and north-east last year as the area bounced back from a "staggering" spike in fatalities in 2017/18.
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.
Researchers claim grey seals to blame for deaths of porpoises washed up on north and north-east coastlines
They are seen as the country's friendliest sea creatures, with countless people flocking to the coast to glimpse them up close.
Aberdeenshire community stalwart who led local recovery after flooding dies of cancer
An “inspirational” community stalwart who rallied her town’s recovery efforts in the aftermath of the devastating Storm Frank has died.
Three children and two adults taken to hospital after serious A92 crash
Five people were taken to hospital yesterday following a road accident in Aberdeenshire.
Stretch of A92 blocked after two-car crash
At least one person has been seriously hurt after a crash on a north-east road this afternoon.
River Dee Salmon catches remain consistent despite last year’s drought
The number of salmon catches on the River Dee has remained steady for a third year in a row.
£5,000 donation means work can begin on teenage cancer unit
Teenagers battling cancer will soon benefit from a dedicated support space.
North-east man’s trip to Japan thrown into chaos by Typhoon Hagibis
A north-east man has spoken of witnessing the destruction caused by Typhoon Hagibis as his trip to Japan was thrown into disarray.
BBC wildlife presenter to come to Aboyne
One of the UK’s best-known wildlife presenters is to visit the north-east.
The Fraserburgh skipper who helped save hundreds of men after HMS Royal Oak disaster
A Fraserburgh fishing vessel was at the centre of the frantic rescue operation that followed the sinking of the HMS Royal Oak at Scapa Flow on Orkney on October 14, 1939.
Historic stone unearthed ahead of celebration of Aberdeen’s links with Robert the Bruce
A historic stone put in place in Aberdeen in the 18th century has been unearthed in time for a celebration of the city's links to Robert the Bruce.
Aberdeenshire property raided and animals seized as ‘barbaric’ dog fighting probed
Undercover officers have swooped at an Aberdeenshire home in an investigation into alleged illegal dog fighting.
Dogs seized following reports of alleged animal fighting activities in Aberdeenshire
Numerous dogs have been seized by the Scottish SPCA following two raids at different addresses in Scotland.
New blog created to help highlight the natural splendour in and around Deeside
It's an area which is thriving in wildlife and full of natural beauty.
Hundreds of pounds of rubbish cleaned from Scotland’s mountains in annual litter-pick
Hundreds of pounds of rubbish, including sandwich wrappers, fruit skins, plastic bottles and sushi containers, was collected from the top of 22 of Scotland’s busiest mountain peaks this weekend.
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.
Planes in near miss over Aberdeenshire airfield
An official probe has said two planes came within 100 feet of each other near Peterhead.
Mearns Academy pupils invited to London to discuss anti-knife crime school project
A group of girls from an Aberdeenshire academy have returned from a trip to London, where they were invited to speak about their school project on knife crime.
Charity fun run raises more than £3,000 for Newmachar woman with terminal cancer
More than 100 runners put their hands in their pockets yesterday to raise money for a north-east woman with terminal cancer.
More north and north-east women urged to come forward for breast cancer screening
Women are being urged to come forward to be screened for breast cancer, despite new figures showing those in the north and north-east of Scotland are the most likely to do so.
Emergency services called to collision south of Stonehaven
Police are currently dealing with a one-vehicle collision on the A90. The force received a call at 6.50am and sent officers to the scene three miles south of Stonehaven. A police spokeswoman said the road is not blocked. More to follow.
