Fraserburgh garage workshop destroyed in summer blaze to be replaced
The owners of a north-east garage which was destroyed in a massive fire have been given permission to rebuild the premises.
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Historic commercial vehicles take part in annual charity road run
Motoring enthusiasts took took part in an annual charity road run this weekend.
Can you help police trace missing Fraserburgh woman Martyna Chiciak?
Police are appealing to the public for help in tracing a missing 23-year-old from Fraserburgh.
Famine, starvation, civil insurrection: New book highlights impact of potato famine on north and north east
Amidst the worst hunger many would ever know, children and old people died in their hundreds.
Jury return not proven verdict on Aberdeen rape trial
A man has been acquitted of raping a woman at a north-east hotel.
Man jailed for setting fire to front door of Fraserburgh house with baby inside
A man who set a fire outside a house endangering a baby and then went on a violent robbing spree has been jailed.
Man goes on trial accused of raping woman at Peterhead hotel
A man has gone on trial accused of raping a woman at a Peterhead hotel.
Mother and daughter among Fraserburgh college graduates celebrated at weekend ceremony
The academic achievements of almost 100 north-east students have been celebrated at the Fraserburgh North East Scotland College graduations.
Pictures show conditions north-east motorists faced this morning after heavy rain hit
jw=RBUJGkicA yellow weather warning for heavy rain has been issued for the north-east.
Former Broch ‘eyesore’ bookshop and bank to become hotel and restaurant
Plans for a new hotel and restaurant in the heart of Fraserburgh have been approved.
Addiction recovery help to be offered in Fraserburgh at new weekly drop-in sessions
A scheme has been launched to help people in Fraserburgh battling addiction.
A Day in the Life…: The P&J learns what it takes for the nation’s RNLI crews to keep our coastlines safe
The days of the RNLI’s Fraserburgh volunteers are filled with visits to schools to educate the town’s younger residents about the their role and the dangers of the water.
Grieving son questions ‘scandalous’ charge to bury his dad in Aberdeenshire
A grieving son was told he would have to pay nearly £1,000 in extra "non-resident" fees to bury his dad – despite his father living in Aberdeenshire for more than 40 years.
Foul-mouthed carer who called elderly dementia patient ‘an evil witch’ to continue in council job in Fraserburgh sheltered housing
A woman has been allowed to continue working in a north-east care home despite foul-mouthed outbursts and roughness towards elderly residents.
Retired teacher pens Broch-focused novel
A retired modern studies teacher who has been inspired by Fraserburgh’s places and people has written a novel based on the town.
Calls to scrap hospital TV charges as terminally ill north-east man forced to fork out £175 within weeks
A north-east woman is calling for TV charges in hospital to be abolished after paying more than the cost of an annual licence within weeks so that her cancer-stricken husband can watch his favourite shows.
Fraserburgh fisherman-turned-drug dealer caught when bag of cocaine ‘fell from his mouth’ is sentenced in court
A former fisherman who turned to dealing cocaine after his Fraserburgh creel vessel was written-off has been told to prove he can stay drug-free or face a lengthy prison sentence.
Fraserburgh Lighthouse history book to be launched this weekend
A new book delving into the history of a Fraserburgh lighthouse will be released this weekend.
Red Ensign raised in Fraserburgh for Merchant Navy Day
The Red Ensign has been raised in Fraserburgh to honour seafarers from World Wars and modern mariners who brave the waves.
Meet the Aberdeen doctor who saved so many lives among the soldiers in the trenches
Life was grim for the legions of young soldiers who sustained injuries during the Great War.
Scottish writer celebrates the courage and resilience of north-east woman Meta Pirie
There were so many sacrifices made by Scots, all over the globe, during the Second World War.
Life-saving Fraserburgh sisters, Isla and Eilidh Noble, nominated for Scottish language award
Two teenagers, who were involved in a dramatic rescue at sea last month have been shortlisted for a new award.
Jury told that trio accused of attempted axe murder ‘did not care’ if alleged victim died
A jury has been told that three men accused of an attempted axe murder "did not care" whether their alleged victim lived or died.
People asked to walk or run to raise funds for Fraserburgh’s listening service
A north-east charity which offers a friendly ear to people worried about their mental health will hold simultaneous 12-hour walking and running relays next month.
Busiest year yet for Broch lifeboat after dramatic 34th rescue
The dedicated crew of the Fraserburgh RNLI Lifeboat crew are experiencing their busiest year on record - despite having a quarter of 2019 still to go.
When the Second World War began, Aberdeen registrars faced ‘a situation without parallel’ in wedding surge
In the days after the confirmation that Britain was entering the battle against Hitler's forces, following the Nazi invasion of Poland on September 1, the news had a profound effect on many men in Aberdeen and the north east who were already in a romantic relationship.
Charity trustee says ‘one big final push’ is needed to reach Dee View Court appeal target
The campaign to expand an Aberdeen-based neurological centre needs "one big final push" to achieve its £3.9 million target.
Man ‘thought he was going to die’ in alleged five-minute axe attack that ‘felt like a lifetime’
A north-east man told police he thought was "going to die" after three men burst into his home armed with knives and an axe, a court has heard.
Men seen running from scene of violent attempted axe murder in north-east home, court hears
A court has been told two men were seen fleeing the scene of a brutal attempted axe murder in a north-east town moments after it happened.
Youngsters make their imprint at Holyrood with poignant commemoration of First World War
A group of 100 young artists will tell Scotland's First World War story in an exhibition that opens next week.
Heroic sisters reunited with man they rescued off the coast of Fraserburgh
Sisters who were hailed as heroes after they saved a father and son using a lilo have been reunited with the man they saved.
Lifeboat launched after reports of person ‘struggling’ in sea off north-east coast
Lifeboat crews were called to rescue a person off the coast of Fraserburgh this evening.