French-registered van parked in Aberdeen vandalised with the words ‘EU scum go home’
Vandals have scrawled xenophobic graffiti on a French-registered van.
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Man charged with road traffic offences in Aberdeen
A man has been arrested and charged in relation to a number of road traffic offences in Aberdeen.
Business case approved for second Aberdeen Cruyff court
Councillors have approved the business case for Aberdeen's second Cruyff court football facility.
Pupils dash alongside busy road to reach new Aberdeen school after bus driver ‘takes a wrong turn and gets stuck’
Children were forced to rush alongside a busy Aberdeen road to reach school when a bus driver failed to pick them up after "taking a wrong turn and getting stuck".
Pensioner jailed for nine years after trying to murder his daughter’s ex-partner with an axe in an Aberdeen street
A pensioner was jailed for nine years yesterday after trying to murder his daughter’s former partner in a shocking street axe attack.
SNP calls for Aberdeen Depute Provost to be suspended following sexual harassment allegations
The SNP in Aberdeen has called for the city’s depute provost Alan Donnelly to be suspended from his party’s group, following allegations of sexual harassment.
Torry Pong plant under new management sparking hopes the stink may soon be gone
The sewage plant that has been widely blamed for the notorious “Torry pong” in Aberdeen is under new management.
Aberdeen charity praised after helping over 20,000 people
Aberdeen Harbour Fund has been praised for its work in the community.
Aberdeen charity praised after helping over 20,000 people
Aberdeen Harbour Fund has been praised for its work in the community.
Pair charged after more than £2,000 of drugs recovered in Aberdeen
A north-east man and woman have been charged after heroin and cocaine worth more than £2,000 was recovered in Aberdeen.
Plans to turn former supermarket site in Aberdeen into car dealership
Plans to turn a former supermarket site in Aberdeen into a car dealership have taken a step forward.
Man found guilty of trying to kill daughter’s ex-boyfriend with axe on Aberdeen street
A man has been found guilty of attempting to kill his daughter's ex-boyfriend by brutally striking him with an axe on a street in Aberdeen.
Man accused of trying to murder daughter’s ex-boyfriend says he did nothing wrong and he was the one who was attacked
A man accused of attempting to murder his daughter's ex-boyfriend outside his workplace has denied any wrongdoing - and claimed he was the one attacked.
Man goes on trial accused of attempting to murder daughter’s ex-boyfriend on Aberdeen street
A man has gone on trial accused of attempting to murder his daughter’s ex-boyfriend by striking him with an axe outside his workplace.
Meet the driving force behind the Go Green Torry Zero Waste Cafe
Betty Lyon rarely eats out and has a fair few tongue lashings for Aberdeen’s restaurant scene.
Builder jailed for brutal attack on partner who wanted to break up
A builder has been jailed for launching a savage attack on his partner.
First Aberdeen to scrap three night bus routes by end of the month
Concerns have been raised for the safety of night-time workers and revellers with the removal of several late bus services throughout the city.
Aberdeen police cracking down on deliberate fires
Police are appealing for information following a series of suspicious and “deeply concerning” fires in the city.
VIDEO: Watch this dramatic footage of firefighters battling a car blaze in Aberdeen
Police are investigating after two fires in Aberdeen last night.
Fire crews return to Gramps to put out another gorse fire
Fire crews were again called to Aberdeen’s Gramps area yesterday in response to yet another gorse fire.
Fire crews back at Gramps for third time today
Fire crews are again attending the Gramps today for the third time in response to yet another gorse fire on the hillside.
Man arrested following car crash in Aberdeen
A man has been arrested after a road collision in Aberdeen earlier this morning.
Portlethen plagued by stench similar to infamous ‘Torry pong’
Two north-east communities have bonded over the shared problem of a persistent and powerful pong.
People power pays off as developer spares Aberdeen playpark from wrecking ball
Developers behind a proposed housing scheme in Aberdeen have dropped plans to pave over a popular playpark following a backlash from locals.
Map of hotspots drawn up as probe into Gramps fires continues
Firefighters have mapped out known hotspots on an Aberdeen hillside as they attempt to get to the bottom of a spate of blazes which have dominated their time over the past fortnight.
Firefighters tackle blaze at Torry Sports Centre
Emergency services were called to Torry this evening to deal with a fire, thought to have been started deliberately.
Greyhope Road shut after high winds pose risks to buildings
Police have cordoned off two city roads this afternoon after high winds destabilised the roof of the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) building.
Community group takes victory in battle over Aberdeen school
A community group has won a major victory in its battle to take over a historic Aberdeen school.
Former Aberdeen primary school to be redeveloped for new homes
The site of a former primary school in Aberdeen is set to be redeveloped for new affordable homes and community facilities after it was marketed for sale.
Fire service in attendance at Torry fire
Firefighters have been called out to another blaze in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen MP urges council to approve community trust plans for Victoria Road
A north-east MP has backed a local campaign to restore a crumbling school in Torry.
Drugs mule struck by police car after leading high speed chase through Aberdeen
A drugs mule who led police officers on a terrifying high speed chase through the streets of Aberdeen has been jailed for six months.