Cannabis worth £20,000 seized at railway station
Police have seized £20,000 of cannabis at a railway station.
Aberdeen.
Derek Mackay says north-east rates cap set to continue
Derek Mackay revealed the business rates cap for north-east offices will be maintained in a budget that also saw the scrapping of the so-called Amazon tax.
Is there Life on Mars? Aberdeen scientists discover their soil is similar to Mull
It’s a very, very long way from Mars to Mull and Skye.
ScotRail in scramble over ‘broken’ trips
A “last minute” intervention by ScotRail corrected hundreds of “broken” rail journeys throughout the north of Scotland.
Road closures announced as new section of AWPR opens
A slew of temporary road closures will be enforced this week as Transport Scotland officially opens the Craibstone to Stonehaven and Charleston section of the long-awaited Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route.
Aberdeen bypass 20-mile section to open on Wednesday
A major section of the delayed Aberdeen bypass will open on Wednesday, officials have announced.
Chance for public to engage in NHS Grampian research
Groundbreaking healthcare research carried out in the Grampian region during the last year has been highlighted at a special event.
Aberdeen social worker thrown out of profession after failing to protect a child
A social worker has been thrown out of the profession after he failed to protect a child
Aberdeen Music Hall roars back into life
Aberdeen Music Hall will today throw open its doors to the public for the first time in almost three years.
VIDEO: First look inside Aberdeen’s transformed Music Hall
We can today reveal the first look inside Aberdeen’s Music Hall after its £9 million transformation.
Boris Johnson warns Brexit deal could sink Scottish fishing industry
Former foreign secretary and arch-Brexiteer Boris Johnson has warned the EU will not stop until it has “worked out a way to plunder the waters of Scotland for their fish”.
AWPR cost ‘to top £1bn’
The total cost of the constructing the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (AWPR) will top £1 billion, contractors have confirmed to Holyrood.
Protest threat as holiday park stop Aberdeen dad from visiting spot where his son died
An Aberdeen dad told to stay away from the holiday park where his son died has threatened to stage a protest there on December 25.
RGU graduate steps out from behind the scenes to accept her masters degree
Kirstin Bell was delighted to receive her MSc International Tourism and Hospitality Management with distinction after playing a major role in the organisation of the ceremony itself.
City roundabout closed after four-vehicle collision
Traffic chaos ensued yesterday evening after a multi-vehicle crash on the Aberdeen to Kingswells road.
Shetland mum who studied on plane journeys to Aberdeen celebrates her new RGU degree
A Shetland mum who balanced her studies in Aberdeen with flying to and from home to see her family has celebrated finally securing her degree.
Aberdeen City Council to carry out review of expenses policy
Aberdeen City Council is to review taxpayer-funded travel and accommodation spending in the wake of revelations about hotel claims by its chief executive.
University to double number of students recruited from most deprived areas
A university has pledged to double the number of full-time Scottish degree students it recruits from Scotland’s most deprived areas by next year.
£50,000 worth of heroin seized from car in Aberdeen
More than £50,000 worth of heroin has been seized from a car in Aberdeen.
Beauty spot opening in city as college expands
A Scottish make-up college is expanding into Aberdeen and creating 12 jobs as part of a £350,000 investment in the city.
New partner unveiled at major city accountants
Deloitte has appointed a new partner at its Aberdeen office as the firm continues to experience “significant growth” in the city.
North-east mum’s fundraiser in memory of little brother
A north-east mum has challenged herself to double the £20,000 she raised for charity in memory of her brother who died of cancer.
Copper dinosaur appears in Aberdeen shopping centre
A copper dinosaur has been unveiled at Aberdeen’s Union Square shopping centre as part of a national broadband campaign.
Music Hall’s reopening line-up season will strike all the right notes
As Aberdeen Performing Arts prepares to reopen the grand doors of the city’s Music Hall after a two-year, £9 million transformation, artists, musicians and performers are lining up to take to the stage.
Man walked free from Aberdeen psychiatric hospital and stabbed friend to death two days later
A man killed his best friend by stabbing him 120 times just two days after being let out of a north-east psychiatric hospital - when doctors decided he was not ill enough to warrant treatment.
Life in agony: Most NHS Grampian patients not treated for chronic pain within 18-week government target
Hundreds of north-east patients in chronic pain are not being seen within the government’s 18-week target.
It was fate that Christie scored winner, says Celtic boss Rodgers
Boss Brendan Rodgers claimed the “footballing gods” were at play when Ryan Christie scored Celtic’s Betfred Cup final winner against Aberdeen at Hampden Park.
Charity chief calls for people to get involved in Sleep in the Park
Hundreds of people are preparing to spend a night in the park to get an insight into the plight of homeless people.
Forensic anthropologist, Dame Sue Black, wins Saltire Book of the Year award
A famed anthropologist, who has investigated everything from ancient burials to modern acts of genocide, has won the coveted Saltire Book Award.
Man charged in relation to incident at Pittodrie Stadium
A 44-year-old man has been charged with "culpable and reckless" conduct said to have taken place during an Aberdeen football match.
Cup final fever sees Dons fans travel across the globe to be at Hampden
Cup final fever has swept the north-east with legions of Dons fans travelling from throughout the world to be at Hampden tomorrow.
Crash barriers, closed roads and peeping Toms on the helter-skelter: It’s Christ-mas!
Ron Cluny, Aberdeen Council Spokesman