Council co-leader: Now is the time for MEP to ‘do the decent thing’ and resign as opposition councillor
An Aberdeen councillor, who also sits as an MEP, is facing calls to stand down to save the local authority money on by-elections.
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Torry and Ferryhill voters to go to the polls in by-election after councillor resigns
Voters in the south of Aberdeen will head to the polling booth in a by-election after a city councillor resigned.
Community celebrates sports centre’s 90th anniversary
Hundreds of people turned out to celebrate an Aberdeen community sports centre's 90th birthday.
Hopes for community council in Ferryhill and Ruthrieston
A campaign has been launched to re-establish a community council in Ferryhill and Ruthrieston.
WATCH: The moment famous steam locomotive Union of South Africa arrives in Aberdeen
A relic of the country’s railway past rolled back into the north-east today.
Former Aberdeen depute provost accused of groping and kissing man in sexual assault
The city’s former depute provost is to stand trial accused of touching and kissing a man against his will.
Decline in number of new memberships at libraries in the north and north-east
The number of new library memberships issued in the north-east, Highlands and Islands is reducing, leading to a call for more people to support the beloved community service.
Railway heritage trust on track to make deadline
A heritage trust is steaming ahead with work to transform a former locomotive depot into a working railway site in the city.
Gin distillery wins license battle despite NHS fears
The owners of a soon to be opened gin distillery in the city have praised a council decision to give them a license - despite health concerns raised by the NHS.
Parents set lofty goal to transform school playground
A team of tenacious parents has set an ambitious £85,000 goal to radically transform a school playground for generations of youngsters to come.
Aberdeen’s Conservatives remain ‘united and committed’ despite leak exposing divisions between two senior figures
Aberdeen’s Conservatives are “united and committed” despite an embarrassing leak exposing divisions between two senior figures, a party source said last night.
Steam trains on track for Aberdeen after new turntable installed
The sight of steam trains travelling in and out of Aberdeen may be a distant memory.
The picture of elegance in the heart of Ferryhill
Leaves rustle on the quiet cobbled pavement as you approach Number 10 Marine Terrace.
Police Scotland warning after spate of Aberdeen break-ins and bike thefts
Officers in Aberdeen are urging the public to remain vigilant of opportunistic thieves following a spate of break-ins and bike thefts in the city.
North-east police addressing public safety concerns in Torry
Officers are working with local companies and the city council to improve road safety and hygiene on roads.
Class A drugs worth more than £126,000 recovered in Aberdeen
A 22-year-old man from London is expected to appear at Aberdeen Sheriff Court today after class A drugs worth more than £126,000 were recovered in the city.
Historic locomotive project in Aberdeen receives £20,000 funding boost
An ambitious project to revive a historic train turntable has received a major grant from a national preservation charity.
Historic wall at centre of Willie Young council row finally demolished by workmen
An historic wall at the centre of a political storm in the north-east has been completely demolished by workmen.
Fresh bid to transform public toilet into cafe
The transformation of a derelict public toilet into a cafe could be back on the cards.
Boundary wall inquiry: What the title deeds say
Title deeds seen by the Press and Journal states the land the wall is on is currently owned by Mr Young and his wife Hazel.
VIDEO: Take a look inside this stunning £925,000 Aberdeen home
Every Hogmanay the Howlett family have gathered on the steps of Number Nine, Marine Terrace, and listened to the ships sound their horns in unison as the clock chimes midnight.
Art teacher, businessman and genealogist John Runcie dies aged 83
Every community needs champions and John Runcie, who has died at the age of 83, was one of the stalwart figures who contributed so much to his beloved Ferryhill and Aberdeen.
Appeal to transform Ferryhill Tavern into supermarket rejected
The Scottish Government has dismissed an appeal against Aberdeen City Council's rejection of plans to transform a dilapidated pub into a supermarket.
Two popular Aberdeen venues go into administration
The future of two Aberdeen venues has been thrown into doubt after the administrators were called in.
Railway turntable leaves city…and steam trains could be on their way
Steam trains are a step closer to making a dramatic return to Aberdeen after an historic turntable was removed for renovation.
Businessman sells two popular Aberdeen watering holes
Two popular Aberdeen watering holes are under new ownership.
Expect love at first sight if you view this home
They say you don’t know what you’re looking for until you walk around the corner and see it right there in front of you.
This is a house you will never want to leave
With spring now well and truly on our doorstep, it’s unlikely that you’ll be wanting to spend much time indoors.
Police crack down on car thefts in Aberdeen
Police carried out foot patrols in the Ferryhill area of Aberdeen at the weekend, in an effort to clamp down on car thefts.
New home for a new year
Cheryl Livingstone looks at a charming apartment in Ferryhill, Aberdeen
More roads misery for Aberdeen as Riverside Drive closes until Christmas
A busy Aberdeen road will remain closed until Christmas after work to replace an aging gas mains ran into difficulties.
Aberdeen road closed until late November due to gas concerns
Concerns have risen about Aberdeen's ageing gas network after it emerged a vital city road will be closed for a further seven weeks following emergency repair work.