Care home praised for improving lives at Aberdeen facility
Staff at an Aberdeen care home have been praised for their fast work in improving the lives of residents.
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Two car crash outside recycling centre in Bridge of Don
Two cars have been involved in a crash outside an Aberdeen recycling centre.
Joy as community campaign leads to improved Aberdeen bus service
A group of Aberdeen residents are celebrating the roll-out of improved bus services linking their community with the city centre, after fighting for upgrades for years.
Thousands of Aberdeen homes left without water after major pipe bursts
Thousands of homes in Aberdeen were left without water for hours yesterday after a major main burst on the outskirts of the city.
Council to be billed by watchdog over school asbestos health and safety breaches
Aberdeen City Council has been warned it faces a bill for breaching health and safety laws at a secondary school.
Council urged to improve safety procedures over handling of asbestos at school
Aberdeen City Council have been urged to improve procedures after a report into its handling of asbestos at an Aberdeen school.
Police attend two-vehicle crash on Aberdeen road
Police are attending a crash between two cars in Aberdeen this morning.
New initiative to dispel nursing stereotypes piloted in north-east schools
A new initiative to dispel stereotypes about nursing and prevent a future staffing crisis is being piloted in north-east primary schools.
Aberdeen school pupil speaks out after being brutally assaulted on his way home from school
A young boy has spoken out after he was subjected to a brutal assault on his way home from an Aberdeen school.
Residents raise concerns over Bridge of Don road safety
Residents of an Aberdeen street have called for council chiefs to improve local roads - claiming lives could be lost as the area expands.
Community comes together to mark 100 years since the Armistice
Bridge of Don schoolchildren, volunteers and councillors gathered yesterday to launch a series of events commemorating 100 years since the end of the First World War.
NESCol graduations: Anna’s snap decision to study photography pays off
After completely changing her career plans to study photography at North East Scotland College, Anna Horne said it was one of the best decisions she could ever have made.
Burst water main on busy Aberdeen road causes delays for drivers
Motorists are facing delays on a busy Aberdeen road this evening following a burst water main.
Dog owner’s poison warning after spaniel scoffs 20 Halloween chocolate bars
A dog owner whose King Charles spaniel ate 20 chocolate bars has warned pet owners to be careful this Halloween.
Trip to Nazi death camps leaves its mark on Bridge of Don pupils
Two teenagers have returned from a special trip to the most notorious concentration camps of the Nazi regime to help warn others of the dangers of repeating history.
GALLERY: The north-east house with intrigue in every room
The Churches have spent 30 years at Glenseaton Lodge. They tell Philippa Gerrard why this house is truly a one-off.
Home with a military past in Bridge of Don on the market at under £300,000
Although this granite building has an extensive military history, you’d never know from its stunning interior today.
North-east community pay tribute to pensioner who died in lorry crash
A great-grandmother killed after being struck by a lorry in Aberdeen has been described as a “larger than life” character who was much loved by her family.
Aberdeen man puts ‘life on hold’ awaiting hospital treatment for more than two years
For more than two years, Aberdeen man Ian Milne’s life has effectively been “on hold” as he’s awaited hospital treatment.
Leaked report reveals Bridge of Don Academy staff were placed at risk of exposure to asbestos following series of safety breaches
A leaked Aberdeen City Council report reveals workers were placed at risk of exposure to asbestos following a series of safety breaches.
Jobs at risk as Aberdeen and Inverness Homebase stores earmarked for closure
Dozens of north and north-east Homebase staff could lose their jobs as their stores have been earmarked for closure.
Crash at busy Aberdeen roundabout
Emergency services were in attendance at a two-vehicle crash at a busy Aberdeen roundabout.
Asbestos confusion means Bridge of Don Academy must stay closed, says union
Union chiefs have raised concerns that two janitors and another worker may have been exposed to potentially deadly asbestos at an Aberdeen secondary school.
‘Remarkable’ Aberdeen teenager gears up to help his Sea Cadets unit buy a minibus
A “dedicated” teenager is planning to cycle the width of the country to help his Sea Cadets unit buy a much-needed minibus.
Tulloch Homes launch their stunning Westfield show home event on August 11 and 12
“A hidden gem” - that’s how new home owners have described Tulloch Homes’ prestigious Westfield development at Bridge of Don, Aberdeen.
Fly-tipping in Bridge of Don beauty spot branded ‘disgraceful’
Scores of empty bottles and cans, burnt-out tyres and even a dismembered caravan have been dumped at an Aberdeen beauty spot.
Bridge of Don bowling club left in ruins after being repeatedly targeted by vandals
A bowling club which has repeatedly been targeted by vandals was left in ruins last night after a fire.
Firefighters battling ‘well-developed’ blaze at Aberdeen bowling club
Firefighters are battling a "well-developed" blaze at a former bowling club in Aberdeen.
Two-car crash in Bridge of Don
Emergency services are attending an incident on Denmore Road, Bridge of Don. Police were alerted just after 4.30pm and are at the scene. A Peugeot and BMW are thought to be involved. A Police spokeswoman said: “The road is currently blocked.” People are being urged to avoid the area. More information to follow.
Man who had supermarket carrier bag full of drugs led police on chase around Bridge of Don
A man led police on a chase around Bridge of Don after being caught with thousands of pounds worth of drugs in a supermarket carrier bag.
Family claims they now have to walk extra mile to catch A90 bus
An angry family claims transport chiefs are forcing disabled people and pensioners to walk a mile detour to catch a bus safely on a north-east road.
Number of children prescribed anti-depressants soars in north-east
The number of children using anti-depressants in the north-east has rocketed in recent years.