‘We’re in Raac limbo too’: Aberdeen housing chief opens up on council shortage of ‘the right replacement homes’
Housing convener Miranda Radley discusses the latest on the Torry Raac crisis and answers residents' concerns.
Housing convener Miranda Radley discusses the latest on the Torry Raac crisis and answers residents' concerns.
Anne Mulloy sat unmoved as the jury returned a unanimous verdict at Peterhead Sheriff Court to one charge of fraud.
The taxi firm says there is high demand for their services in the Granite City - locals have been given two weeks to send in objections or support the application.
Gerry McCluskey says the school league tables give a false picture of the school’s performance.
We addressed YOUR concerns in a wide-ranging interview with Peterhead Academy head teacher Gerry McCluskey.
We take a look inside the former Marriott hotel in Aberdeen as new owners embark on a major rebrand journey to breathe new life into the venue.
Iraq veteran Paul Banks, who lives in the property with his partner Kirsty and their four children, said the council has not fixed the issue after more than a decade.
Aberdeen City Council's plan to combat violence in city schools should include a review of facilities for ASN pupils, unions claim.
The final wish of the former Washington cafe owner was for a procession and his favourite big band tunes.
This year's student show left me feeling proud to be an Aberdonian.
Mya Lorimer has bravely opened up about her mental health struggles and why it inspired her to start a women's cold water dipping group at Aberdeen Beach.
Plans include passing on a £7 departure fee to customers.