Marischal College lights up for Scottish Ballet
The front of Marischal College was brightly lit with a dancing ballerina on last night.
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113-year-old paper doily celebrating Marischal College opening makes it back to Aberdeen – from Thailand
They are normally thought of as mere paper mats and commonly thrown away with household rubbish after serving their purpose.
Extraordinary life of Aberdeen-born Elizabeth Blackwell to be featured at Book Week Scotland
The extraordinary life of an Aberdeen woman who wrote a book about botany will be celebrated during Book Week Scotland.
Local government heroes honoured by unions
Local government heroes were honoured by union bosses in Aberdeen yesterday.
Wullies ready to bid final farewell
An army of Oor Wullie statues arrived at Marischal College this evening.
Dates for Aberdeen Christmas Village revealed as organisers ramp up Quad market
Aberdeen's Christmas village will return to the city in November, with local businesses being urged to join the burgeoning attraction.
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Dance agency invests in upgrade to historic anatomy rooms behind Marischal College
A north-east dance agency is investing in a historic city building which was previously used to study anatomy.
Listed building consent granted for historic Greyfriars church
Plans to transform an historic, former Aberdeen church into a bar and restaurant have taken a step forward.
Council bosses looking 150 years into future for Queen Street development
An Aberdeen council regeneration boss has said the authority is looking 150 years into the future as plans advance for a new “urban heart” for the Granite City.
Tour Series offers more than just racing as Press and Journal reporters find out
Alongside an afternoon of cycling, Aberdonians were treated to a taste of different events such as stunt bikers and aerial acrobatics.
Aberdeen council leaders hail “strong performance” as new accounts are revealed
Aberdeen council leaders have hailed a “strong performance” after new financial data revealed the authority has a £5million underspend for the year.
Aberdeen pupils enjoy a taste of sculpture as part of Masterpieces in Schools event
Pupils at Airyhall Primary in Aberdeen have experienced a taste of world-class art in their classroom as part of the biggest-ever sculpture project undertaken in Britain.
Candlelit memorial held in Aberdeen for Sri Lanka bombing victims
A map of Sri Lanka has been recreated with candlelight in Aberdeen in memory of the victims of the Easter Sunday terror attack.
New book highlights the Granite City men who helped build the Sydney Harbour Bridge
Aberdeen is famously known as the Granite City, but the influence of those who have worked with the famous stone extends way beyond the north east.
Questions over future of Aberdeen city council director role
Calls were yesterday made for the city council to reveal whether the vacant post of a senior director who resigned would be refilled.
VIDEO: Students protest climate change in Aberdeen
More than 150 people have descended on Aberdeen’s Marischal College in a protest over climate change.
As Scotland’s first female bishop, the Rt Reverend Anne Dyer is as determined as ever to make a difference
It’s unseasonably warm as sunlight streams through the windows at Marischal College, and Anne Dyer tilts her face to the rays.
Australian student comes face to face with her great, great, great-grandfather at Aberdeen University
An Australian student has met with a long lost relative - fulfilling a long-held ambition.
Festive fun as ‘bigger and better’ Christmas village opens in Aberdeen
Christmas arrived early in Aberdeen last night with the switch-on of the city's Castlegate tree and grand opening of the its “biggest and best” festive village so far.
Students examine human remains in a bid to learn more about the past
University students have been given the chance to learn about the past through studying centuries-old bones.
Landmarks to be lit in pink and blue for baby loss awareness
North-east landmarks are to be lit up in pink and blue in solidarity with women who have lost a child.
Aberdeen councillors to debate £150m city centre regeneration including Town House demolition
Councillors will debate a potential £150 million Aberdeen city centre development today which could pave the way for more housing, shopping and leisure space.
Aberdeen’s chief social worker to take up new role in Edinburgh
Aberdeen’s chief social worker is leaving the city for a post in Edinburgh.
Aberdeen council chiefs hope for better relationship with Holyrood
Aberdeen council chiefs are hoping for a better relationship with the Scottish Government following talks in Edinburgh.
Marischal College lit up in support of World Down Syndrome Day
Marischal College was lit up in blue and yellow last night to mark campaigning for World Down Syndrome Day.
Plans to clean up Aberdeen’s Greyfriars Church ahead of transformation into high-end bar
Plans to finally tackle years of accumulated grime from the front of an historic city centre church have taken a step forward.
Storm Caroline: Opening of Aberdeen Christmas market cancelled
Aberdeen City Council has cancelled the opening of the HAAN Christmas Design Mark following Storm Caroline's arrival.
Vigilance urged after Marischal College security breach
A security breach at Marischal College has sparked a plea to city council staff to be vigilant at all times.
Creator of The Kelpies reveals steel big cat for Marischal College
The creator of the world-renowned Kelpies unveiled his latest labour of love in Aberdeen yesterday – a giant steel leopard.
VIDEO: How you can see all 20 anchor sculptures together for the first time
People are being given the chance to see 20 decorated anchor sculptures together for the first time in Aberdeen.
Marischal College set for Christmas market
Market stalls at this year’s Aberdeen Christmas market will be set up in the heart of the city’s most iconic granite building – with hopes the spot will become a festive beacon for shoppers across the north-east.
Police divers and mountain rescue team called in as fears grow for missing Nusrat
Police divers and a mountain rescue team have been called in as concerns grow for a missing Aberdeen woman.