Police appeal for witnesses after pedestrian suffers life-threatening injuries in Peterhead crash
Police are appealing for witnesses after a 38-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries after being hit by a car in Peterhead. Read More
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Police appeal for witnesses after pedestrian suffers life-threatening injuries in Peterhead crash
Police are appealing for witnesses after a 38-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries after being hit by a car in Peterhead.
Peterhead-born director urges SNP vote saying his Tory grandmother would be ‘ashamed’ of the party
Movie director Jon S Baird has rallied support for the SNP in the north-east, claiming his Tory grandmother would be "ashamed" of the party in its current form.
More than 500 angels knitted and donated by Banff church group
A north-east church group has knitted more than 500 angel decorations to share with their community.
Missing William Hay: More police to join search for Banff man
The police effort to trace missing Banff man William Hay will be stepped up on Tuesday.
Pedestrian in ‘life-threatening condition’ after being hit by van in north-east town
A male pedestrian is in a life-threatening condition after he was struck by a van in Peterhead.
Peat and Diesel, Jenna Reid, Breabach and Sheena Blackhall among the big winners at Folk Oscars in Aberdeen
One of the biggest nights in the Scottish traditional music scene was held in Aberdeen at the weekend, celebrating the very best talent from around the country.
Santa greeted by large crowds as he sails into Fraserburgh
More than 150 people gathered on the shore as Fraserburgh RNLI lifeboat delivered a special passenger to the north-east.
Transport Secretary reveals any improvements of ‘death-trap’ Toll of Birness will not come from Scottish Government
Transport Secretary Michael Matheson has ruled out leading a project to improve safety at a notorious north-east junction.
Man, 25, charged after vehicle crashes into wall in Peterhead
A 25-year-old man has been arrested and charged following an incident in Peterhead.
North-east mum ‘eternally grateful’ after stranger saves her choking toddler’s life
A mum has relived the moment her daughter's life was saved by a stranger after she began choking on her lunch and "turned purple".
Police appeal to trace missing 35-year-old man from Banff
Police are appealing to the public for help to trace a missing 35-year-old man from Banff.
Aberdeenshire reading challenge offers prizes to biggest bookworms
People of all ages from Aberdeenshire are being encouraged to curl up with a selection of good books during the colder months.
Families traced for three Gordon Highlander victims of Cyprus civil war in 1950s
Hundreds of British servicemen died during the civil war that erupted in Cyprus in the 1950s.
New exhibition explores how Cartomania helped nurture the Victorian ‘selfie’
They were the selfies of the Victorian era; and even now, more than 150 years later, their appeal has endured.
Peterhead chosen to be part of the Winter Solstice Shorts Festival
Peterhead has been chosen as one of the seven locations to showcase the coveted Solstice Shorts Festival 2019.
Memorial service is being held in Caithness for 13 victims of 1958 trawler disaster
A memorial service will be held today in Caithness for 13 north-east men who lost their lives in a maritime disaster 60 years ago.
Aberdeen railway heritage society receives royal recognition for turntable restoration
Their members have spent years refurbishing a former railway site in an effort to create a new age of steam in the Granite City.
Peterhead Christmas concert to help those in need
A Christmas concert in a north-east town will help raise funds to provide refugees with trauma counselling.
Elderly and isolated are treated to lunch by Peterhead FC
Peterhead FC and a team of volunteers are spreading Christmas cheer to the elderly and isolated this festive season.
Planning application lodged for energy park in north-east
Detailed plans for what is said to be one of the first renewable energy parks of its kind in Scotland have been submitted.
Constituency profile: Banff and Buchan’s ‘two horse race’
The north-east was the scene for an astonishing set of election results in 2017 and none more so than perhaps the Tory victory in Banff and Buchan.
Paramedic who swore at seriously injured patient struck off
A paramedic has been struck off after launching a foul-mouthed rant at an assault victim he had been called to treat.
Grieving north-east family raises thousands for bereavement charity in tribute to devoted dad
A grieving north-east family has raised thousands for a bereavement charity in honour of a "devoted father" killed in an industrial accident.
Banffshire businesses on fact-finding mission to boost food, drink and tourism
Banffshire business owners have come together in a bid to boost food, drink and tourism in their area.
Four-vehicle collision causes tailbacks on major north-east road
Motorists were subject to delays following a crash on the A96.
New archive by RGU student reveals the astonishing story of Fraserburgh on film
A north-east student has created the "best film archive of any town in Scotland" after unearthing mounds of historic footage of Fraserburgh.
Public to be asked for thoughts on sale of Banff’s Canal Park
Residents of Banff are to be asked for their thoughts on the sale of the town's Canal Park.
Generous donations help ambitious north-east skate park plans progress
Dilapidated north-east sports facilities may soon be a thing of the past with significant being made on two new skate parks.
‘No let up’ for drink-drivers as figures show little decline since limit changed five years ago
A police chief has said there can be "no let up" on drink-driving after new figures revealed there has been little decline since the legal limit was lowered.
Decision on 20-house St Fergus development delayed for site visit amid flooding risk concerns
Councillors have put plans for 20 new homes at St Fergus on hold until they can visit the site for themselves.
Councillors approve development’s non-compliance with bus stops and play areas
Aberdeenshire Council has told a housing firm to build a bus stop and play park for some residents at a new 100-home development - after the company appealed for the conditions to be waived.
Charity champion who knitted 800 poppies last year receives recognition
A charity champion who knitted more than 800 poppies last year alone has followed in her mother's footsteps by picking up an award recognising the best of her community.
