‘We are sitting on a goldmine’: Could Woolmanhill become home to new medical museum? By Ben Hendry October 17, 2021, 5:00 pm Updated: October 19, 2021, 3:52 pm Pragnesh Bhatt and George Youngson outside Woolmanhill Hospital. Picture by Kath Flannery [[intro]] [[title]] [[text]] [[button_text]] [[outro]] More from Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire Teenager, 18, taken to hospital following assault in Inverurie 0 Which schools in the north and north-east won't be reopening this year? 1 Did you know these people have received the Freedom of Aberdeen? 0 Missing 15-year-old boy Bryan Mitchell could be in Aberdeen 0 Man's birthday night out ended with him smashing up Aberdeen University toilets Man caught with cannabis and scales said he used them to track how much… Peterhead residents experience what town centre is like in a wheelchair during accessibility campaign 0 Lifesavers on land and sea: Coastguard celebrates 200 years of saving lives aboard Aberdeen… 0 'We were disco dancing': Domestic abuser's excuse to police after Airbnb attack Fabulous Fittie Fashion Festival to support female creatives and raise funds for charity 0 More from Press and Journal 'Another sign of town centre dying': Superdrug to close Elgin store at the weekend 0 Teenager, 18, taken to hospital following assault in Inverurie 0 Fundraiser set up to help Rowena MacDonald and her family following Skye tragedy 0 And they're off: Excitement and tears for Highland's new primary ones 0 New report says green jobs growth strongest in Scotland but skills gap threatens north-east… 0 Scott Begbie: Energy prices should freeze, not people in need 1
