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.
Granite City
‘Aberdeen must find its own wow factor’
The transformation of Union Terrace Gardens, a giant statue of a bull for the side of the AWPR and a New York-style “Highline” have all been mooted as ways to reinvent the region.
Free parking scheme could bring millions to Aberdeen city centre
Struggling city centre businesses in Aberdeen are in line for a multi-million pound boost due to a new free parking project.
Review: Michael McIntyre entertains the north-east with Big World Tour
BAFTA-winning comedian, Michael McIntyre, had the Granite City in giggles last night performing to a packed out AECC.
Quarter of Aberdeen residents born outside the UK
Aberdeen has the highest proportion of foreign residents in Scotland - with one in four born outside the UK.
Hopes to bring cross-country cycling race to city with Union Street tipped as ‘grand depart’
Organisers of the Tour Series hope to bring one of the biggest cross-country cycling races to Aberdeen.
Granite City glow for cycling extravaganza
The sun shone on the Granite City for the second year running as the Tour Series returned to Aberdeen yesterday.
Newey’s hard yards for return to Granite City
Bertie Newey is piling up the minutes on the bike in preparation for his return to Aberdeen tomorrow for the 2018 edition of the Tour Series.
Runners put in the legwork for another Great Aberdeen Run
Runners from across the country are being encouraged to pull their trainers on and sign up for this summer’s Great Aberdeen Run.
Frank Lefevre, the man who shook up the legal system
It may be the French translation of Smith, but Lefevre is anything but a common name in the north-east. So much so that when you utter it there is only one thought that springs to mind – Frankie.
All eyes on Granite City’s fast net
Cities throughout the UK are rushing to follow Aberdeen’s lead in giving gigabit broadband access to every household.
VIDEO: Indian festival injects Granite City with a splash of colour
The Granite City was injected with a splash of colour this weekend during an Indian festival.
North-east sporting stars back Lee McAllister health village plan
North-east sporting stars have given their backed plans for proposed multi-million pound health village on the outskirts of Aberdeen.
Prime piece of Granite City history up for sale
The 19th century home of Aberdeen Grammar School Former Pupils Club (AGSFPC) is being marketed for sale as a “unique” opportunity to snap up a piece of Granite City history with considerable scope for development.
Flying the flag for Scotland’s bartenders
Skills honed to perfection behind the bar at Orchid in Aberdeen have helped one of the founders of Granite City-based drink firm Porter’s Gin to a top honour at industry awards in London.
Aberdeen Harbour hopes to be twinned with an illustrious pier down under
The new boss of Aberdeen Harbour hopes it may one day be twinned with an illustrious pier on the other side of the world.
Aberdeen city centre hotel has room to thrive
One of the world’s largest hotel operators is confident its new operation in the heart of Aberdeen will thrive as the local economy emerges from its recent downturn.
On your marks… For Great Aberdeen Run
The sound of thousands of feet pounding on the tarmac will echo around the city for tomorrow’s inaugural Great Aberdeen Run.
Fears “huge splodges” of tar blighting Aberdeen city centre
Granite City residents fear that its centre risks losing its sparkle due to “huge splodges” of tarmac which have been laid in place of paving stones following repairs.
60 Aberdeen businesses sign up to support tour series
Scores of Aberdeen businesses are saddling up to support the arrival of a national cycling event later this month.
PICTURES: Tall ship arrives in Aberdeen during round the world trip
A Tall ship that is sailing around the world has docked in Aberdeen for a visit.
RSPB Dolphinwatch is back: Here’s everything you need to know
A beloved nature campaign will again return to the Granite City for its fifth year- and organisers hope the "spectacle" will be the best yet and attract a boom in tourist numbers.
North-east 999 calls now handled by Tayside and the Central Belt
Emergency calls to the police in the north-east will now be handled in Tayside and the Central Belt after Aberdeen's centres were finally closed yesterday.
North-east youngsters join stars on stage in Scottish Ballet spectacular
A group of north-east children have pirouetted their way into a critically-acclaimed ballet show.
Developers have ‘no interest in keeping’ Victoria Road School’
Campaigners fighting to preserve a 19th-century granite building have been left "bitterly disappointed" following a meeting with developers planning to raze it to the ground.
Nine reasons why Aberdeen isn’t Scotland’s ugliest city
Its buildings may not resemble a shimmering rainbow, but Aberdeen certainly isn't short of a silver spot or two.
Chai-yo Thaikhun – your food was aroi mak mak
I had been trying to get a table at one of the newest restaurants in Aberdeen for weeks, but every time I visited Union Square to sample the cuisine at Thaikhun, the queue was always out the door. Well, last week, I finally found out what all the fuss is about when I took advantage of a quiet day off. And I can safely predict that the buzz surrounding Thaikhun will continue for months to come.
£250,000 on offer to repair historic Granite City buildings
They are the buildings blocks of Aberdeen's global reputation.
Special Aberdeen home up for sale
No matter where in the world they were - whether London or even Africa - the Granite City always had a special place in the hearts of the Hey family.