Tributes paid to north-east man who died playing the game he loved
A community stalwart has died playing the game he loved.
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Mum’s anger as meat-free firm ‘advertises’ to Aberdeenshire kids
An Aberdeenshire mum has been left “incensed” by what she has described as an attempt to persuade children to ditch meat for vegan or vegetarian diets.
Charity owner’s shock as famed politician appears in 100-year-old Aberdeen University portrait
A north-east curio collector unexpectedly unearthed a 100-year-old piece of local history – featuring one of the country’s most iconic politicians before they rose to prominence.
Former Aberdeen Lord Provost’s Freedom of City medal up for auction in Sauchen sale
He is one of the few people who have been granted the Freedom of Aberdeen and his name belongs in such exalted company as Nelson Mandela, Mikhail Gorbachev, the Queen Mother, Sir Alex Ferguson and Denis Law.
North-east drug dealer confesses to possessing prohibited pistol
A north-east drug dealer has confessed to being in possession of a prohibited pistol.
Ambulance bosses admit shortages were to blame after a north-east man was left to die in his garden
Ambulance bosses have admitted that a man was left to die in his garden due to the threadbare state of the emergency service across the north-east.
Ambulance took more than an hour to reach dying Aberdeenshire man
Ambulance chiefs have launched an investigation after it took 90 minutes for crews to reach a man who lay dying in his garden.
Police say Sauchen man’s death is ‘not suspicious’
Police investigating the death of a man outside his home near Sauchen say it is not being treated as suspicious.
Man found dead in Aberdeenshire garden named as 65-year-old John Thomson
Police have named a man found dead "out in the open" as John Thomson.
Stunning family home in Sauchen is picture perfect – and could be yours for £375,000
Tastefully upgraded and restored, this four bedroom house in the quiet village of Sauchen is picture perfect.
Pupils celebrate kind-hearted fundraising efforts of Aberdeenshire schoolpupil
He is the young boy with a big heart.
Police called after van overturns on north-east road
Police were called to a north-east road after a van ended up on its roof.
Aberdeenshire castle to hold day of water dowsing
An Aberdeenshire castle is inviting visitors to learn about the ancient and mysterious art of sourcing water.
Thousands turn out for Roman-themed weekend at Castle Fraser
Thousands of people turned out for some thrilling Roman-style entertainment at the weekend.
PICTURES: Visitors enjoy Roman fun at Castle Fraser
Scores of families have been enjoying some Roman-style entertainment this weekend.
Aberdeenshire castle’s cat recognised for 16 year service
A cat who has prowled the grounds of a historic Aberdeenshire landmark for almost two decades is being recognised by the estate's management.
Residents’ call to end blackout answered
Street lights in Sauchen are to burn all night once more after residents voted to scrap a cost-cutting blackout.
Community Council seeking views on street lights
Community council members in a north-east village are urging residents to share their views on street-lighting.
Me and My Car: Colin Scott
The Bon Accord Steam Fair once again pulls into Castle Fraser this weekend. Cheryl Livingstone speaks to one of the exhibitors about why this event should not be missed