Aberdeen council bosses were forced to shell out hundreds of thousands of pounds after they discovered that the multi-million-pound TECA venue didn’t have “proper” mobile phone coverage.
Aberdeen well and truly got into the festive spirit as crowds gathered for some seasonal fun.
A ten-storey, 250 home development on the edge of Aberdeen’s Rubislaw Quarry can still be a commercial success, a leading planning boss has said.
A refuge for women and children who are victims of domestic abuse will open in Aberdeen next year.
A mass survey of care users in Aberdeen has highlighted significant loneliness in the city.
A public exhibition has been organised to highlight the proposed Berryden Corridor improvement project in Aberdeen.
A napkin from 1906 illustrating a visit by King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra to Marischal College has gone on public display at the townhouse in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen opposition council leaders have called on a Conservative election candidate embroiled in an antisemitism storm to resign from his high profile local authority role.
Hackers have tried to gain illegal access to Aberdeen City Council’s computer system more than 15 million times in the last year, according to new figures.
Aberdeen City Council’s credit outlook has been downgraded from ‘stable’ to ‘negative’ by a leading investment agency.
The planned extension of an Aberdeen nursery will cost about £1.8 million, it has emerged.
The granite on Aberdeen’s A-listed music hall could shine again- following a massive multi-million-pound renovation of the historic venue.
Leading Aberdeen retail bosses have called for the urgent pedestrianisation of the city’s famous Granite Mile.
Secondary school teaching vacancies have risen in Aberdeen, according to new data revealing the city now has the most unfilled posts of any Scottish local authority.
People living near an Aberdeen burn are being urged to do their bit to prevent it from flooding.
People across the north-east woke up to wintry scenes this morning as the first real cold snap of the season hit.
Campaigners seeking to restore a derelict Aberdeen landmark to its former glory have been granted control of the site from the council.
A former overgrown bowling green which was transformed into a thriving community space has been given a top north-east award.
Hundreds of road signs are to change around Aberdeen to help direct people out to and in from the city bypass.
Inverness and Aberdeen are ranked top in Scotland, and among the top 10 locations overall in league tables of the best cities to live and work in the UK.
Aberdeen’s war-time roll of honour and Remembrance Hall have been rededicated during a special Armistice Day service.
Aberdeen's emergency services and the City Council have joined forces warning people to ‘be prepared’ for winter weather conditions.
New council homes should begin to take shape on the site of a former Aberdeen secondary school this winter.
Council bosses have admitted it has been "very difficult" to enforce dog fouling rules across the north and north-east.
The rejuvenated Aberdeen Art Gallery has already welcomed its 10,000 visitor.
Council bosses have already spent nearly £400 million on Aberdeen’s massive TECA facility, a new report has revealed.
Plans for two new multi-million-pound Aberdeen primary schools have been revealed.
Tillydrone residents were left confused when they received a council invoice for nearly £170.
Councillors will debate a petition next week calling for a lorry ban on several city streets next week.
Criminals have been warned they will spend Christmas behind bars if they step out of line during a major festive crackdown on retail crime in Aberdeen.
Cash-strapped council bosses have warned there is not enough “capacity” to bring more refugee children to Aberdeen.
Fireworks will be set-off from of the roof of His Majesty's Theatre in a stunning midnight display this Hogmanay.