Aberdeen chairman Stewart Milne vows Dons will do all they can to keep Graeme Shinnie
Aberdeen chairman Stewart Milne insists the club will do all it can to keep club captain Graeme Shinnie.
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Top comedian criticises Aberdeen City Council over lack of dog bins
Top Scottish comedian Kevin Bridges has criticised Aberdeen City Council over the levels of dog mess on the streets - advising the authority that more refuse bins are required.
Man charged in connection with historic housebreakings in Aberdeen
A 51-year-old man has been charged in connection with 13 separate alleged break-ins across Aberdeen – with some of the incidents dating back to the year 2000.
Search for missing Aberdeen teen Liam Smith enters second month
Police have thanked the public for their “overwhelming support” in the search for missing Aberdeen teenager Liam Smith as the major investigation into his disappearance enters its second month.
Councillor reads festive Brexit-themed poem during debate
Brexit is becoming an issue that people increasingly want to scream about.
Winter wonderland created by service users at Aberdeen Foyer
People recovering from drug addiction have come together to create their own Winter Wonderland scene - and celebrate the progress they have made over the past 12 months.
Aberdeen defender Mikey Devlin sent to see specialist in London for foot injury
Aberdeen defender Mikey Devlin was sent to London yesterday for a second opinion on his foot injury.
North-east teen star attraction in staple of Edinburgh’s Christmas calendar
A north-east teenager was one of the star attractions at a charity Christmas concert in Edinburgh last night.
Pair charged after more than £2,000 of drugs recovered in Aberdeen
A north-east man and woman have been charged after heroin and cocaine worth more than £2,000 was recovered in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen cafe and hotel win Civic Society awards for bringing old buildings back to life
A former bank and disused university building both given a new lease of life as bustling social spots have been named winners of the Aberdeen Civic Society's 2018 awards.
Bitter debate on Universal Credit at final council meeting of the year
A bitter debate on controversial welfare changes was heard at the city council’s final full meeting of the year.
Aberdeen defender Scott McKenna hopes to avoid repeat performance as he locks horns with Kenny Miller again
Scott McKenna hopes he has learned his lessons from a schooling by Kenny Miller last season.
Pair in court charged with multiple thefts from north-east businesses
Two men have appeared in court after numerous businesses in the north-east were targeted by thieves in the last two weeks.
Huge delays as passengers in north and north-east ‘let down’ by rail operator
Rail travellers across the north-east and Highlands faced a morning of travel chaos as more than 70 train services were cancelled.
Two men charged in connection with housebreaking incidents across Aberdeenshire
Two men aged 27 and 44 have been charged in relation to a number of theft by housebreaking offences in the Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire areas during the last fortnight.
Man with links to Aberdeen and Inverness reported missing in Edinburgh
A man with links to the Aberdeen and Inverness areas has been reported missing in Edinburgh.
Plans to turn former supermarket site in Aberdeen into car dealership
Plans to turn a former supermarket site in Aberdeen into a car dealership have taken a step forward.
Aberdeenshire man has dream come true as he sings with Sharleen Spiteri
It's not every day you get to perform with your favourite band, but for this Texas fan he got his wish.
Exceed back in black thanks to investment during downturn
Hefty investment during the downturn has paid off for Exceed as the Aberdeen-headquartered well management specialist returned to the black.
Carbon push won’t shut down North Sea overnight, pledges energy minister
The Scottish Government has pledged to continue to “champion” North Sea oil and gas, despite “difficulties” posed by a growing focus on climate change.
Shop tills ring out as Christmas shopping frenzy begins
The tills of shopping centres in the north and north-east were jingling yesterday as customers rushed to get last-minute Christmas gifts.
Signalling faults cause major disruption to train services across north of Scotland
Commuter chaos as signalling faults at Perth have knock-on effect to Inverness and Aberdeen services.
Boulders at Cove Harbour pose risk to drivers, say residents
Calls have been made to ensure the safety of people visiting a historic Aberdeen harbour after motorists have been spotted turning dangerously close to the water.
Aberdeen’s Cosgrove show his quality against St Mirren
Sam Cosgrove cemented his place as the Aberdeen fans’ new cult hero with the match-winner against St Mirren.
Aberdeen community group fears ‘voice of the people’ could be lost as it faces collapse
A community group which has fought to promote and preserve the centre of Aberdeen is facing collapse unless it attracts new members.
Aberdeen University under fire over sexual violence statistics
A student body has accused university bosses of failing to acknowledge the “evidential magnitude” of problems with sexual harrassment and violence on campus.
New plan cooked up to encourage more home economics teachers in north-east
Two universities have teamed up to address the shortage of home economics teachers across the north-east.
Offshore services firm to up staff by a quarter
Aberdeen-based offshore services firm PD&MS has revealed it intends to increase its headcount by around 25% over the next year to support a series of recent contract wins.
Kevin Bridges gets a laugh at sell-out AECC
After recently taking time out from comedy, including a short spell studying Spanish in Madrid, the Clydebank comedian Kevin Bridges is back touring and in Aberdeen with four sell-out shows.
Police attend two-vehicle crash on Aberdeen’s new bypass
Police attended a minor collision between two vehicles on the new AWPR today.
Sam Cosgrove bags winner as Aberdeen grind out 2-1 win over St Mirren
Sam Cosgrove netted for the second time this week to give Aberdeen a 2-1 win over St Mirren.
Aberdeen teacher to pupil ratio worst in Scotland
Worrying new figures have revealed there are more than 14 pupils for every Aberdeen teacher- the worst ratio since records began.