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Local Relief for workers after buyout of two North-east hotels secures future of businesses and all 125 jobs
University ‘saddened’ after Aberdeen student murdered by brother as he slept
New bee safari event in Aberdeen set to create a buzz over insects
Revolutionary ARI equipment bought with charity’s help
Warning over bogus charity bag collectors in Aberdeen
MSP calls on Tories to shun act of ‘economic vandalism’
Second Making a Murderer show put on in Aberdeen after first sells out in hours
Body discovered during search for North-east missing man
A body has been found during the search for a missing North-east man.
Train delays after signal fault in North-east
Train delays are expected in the North-east today after a signalling fault.
Aberdeen shopping centre plans boosted by approval of building warrant
Proposals to transform a city shopping centre are close to becoming a reality after a building warrant application was approved.
Pop sensation Murs wows AECC’s outdoor crowd and proves he is the quintessential pop showman
Olly Murs became a household name on the X Factor - eight years ago this year - and, with four number one albums and eight top ten singles since then, he has used the programme as a launchpad to pop stardom.
Dons fans queue out the door in bid to snap up tickets for Europa League qualifier
Dons fans are being warned about queues for tickets ahead of their Europa League game on Thursday.
McInnes says win was for Dons fans caught up in hooligan attack
Boss Derek McInnes today said the Dons secured a memorable Europa League win for the fans attacked in Bosnia.
MATCH REPORT: Aberdeen progress in Europa League as late double dumps Siroki Brijeg
Aberdeen moved into the Europa League third qualifying round with a 2-0 win over NK Siroka Brijeg in Bosnia.
Stewart and Stockley in for Aberdeen’s Europa League tie with Siroki Brijeg
Aberdeen FC manager Derek McInnes has made two changes to the starting line-up for tonight’s Europa League tie against NK Siroki Brijeg.
Police have ‘given up’ on finding missing RAF man Corrie McKeague, says mother
The mother of missing RAF gunner Corrie McKeague has accused the police of having "given up" on finding her son.
Humza Yousaf sticks his oar in to celebrate first Glasgow Canal Dragon Boat Race
The first-ever Glasgow Canal Dragon Boat Race has been held, with participants in fancy dress among those taking part.
Helicopter helps rescue hill walker lost in poor weather after six-hour search
A hill walker who became lost in wind and mist has been rescued following a six-hour search.
Talks to tackle staffing crisis in North-east
Summit talks will be held to find solutions to a public sector recruitment crisis.
Photography competition taking off to mark 10 years of red kites’ return to North-east
A photography competition has been launched to celebrate 10 years since a bird of prey returned to the North-east.
Dismay as Aberdeen cemetery with WW2 soldier’s grave overrun by weeds
Concerns have been raised over the upkeep of a city cemetery which has been swamped by a jungle of weeds.
Three men to appear in court after cannabis and cash seized in North-east town
Three men will appear in a North-east court following a recovery of cannabis with a street value of more than £1,400.
North-east business gives volunteers a boost in bid to rebuild fishing boat
A boatbuilding project has been given a boost after a business donated some much-needed materials.
Eerie archive image shows children playing in the ruins of a bombed Aberdeen home
An image of children playing outside a bombed Aberdeen home has emerged today.
Calls to increase visitors to Aberdeen’s art collection
Calls have been made to better share Aberdeen's collection of art and artefacts with the community after it was revealed a £6.5 million museum centre in the city was visited by just three people in one month.
Firemen to lead services’ support for vulnerable people in Aberdeen
Firefighters have launched a new initiative to help vulnerable people stay safe.
North-east caravan theft victims ‘shocked’ to discover they were watched
Victims of a caravan theft have been left shocked after discovering raiders stalked them two nights in a row.
Aberdeen couple charged up for 10,000-mile rally drive in Nissan Leaf
An adventurous couple are driving all the way to Mongolia in an electric car - and one is dressed as a giant panda.
Superfast broadband on way to Aberdeen community
An Aberdeen suburb will finally have access to superfast broadband internet by the end of the year.
Holyrood scheme aims to give deprived North-east areas more nursery teachers
The North-east is set to benefit from an expansion scheme aimed at boosting the number of nursery teachers.
Aberdeen residents’ anger over ‘rats and human waste’ in polluted waterway
Fed-up residents have demanded action including protective fences after human waste and rats were spotted at a polluted waterway.
Man, 27, broke into Aberdeen restaurant and left with drawer from till
A thief has admitted breaking into a city restaurant and stealing a till - in a raid that was captured on CCTV.
Plans to create hotel at site of former Aberdeen school facing delay
Developers must wait another month to find out if they can press ahead with plans to build a hotel on the site of Aberdeen's former Hamilton School.
Pest control called out to NHS Grampian buildings to tackle flying ants, pigeons and mice
Cockroaches, mice and flying ants were just some of the creepy crawlies found lurking in North-east NHS buildings in the last 18 months, new figures show.
Search continues to find missing North-east man
Police have issued a second appeal to help trace a man missing from the North-east.
Traveller camp members given until noon on Monday to move from Aberdeen site
Travellers who have pitched up beside a city academy have been given until Monday to leave.
North-east cat volunteers up for national award for helping during storm
A team of cat lovers who provided support for families left devastated by Storm Frank have been shortlisted for a national award.
Two in court charged with North-east man’s murder
Two men have appeared in court charged with murder in connection with the death of a North-east dad.
Plans to turn Aberdeen toilets into coffee shop backed by councillors
A disused set of public toilets in Aberdeen is set to be converted into a coffee shop after a businessman's revamped plan got councillors' approval.
New affordable homes planned on former North-east school site
Plans have been lodged for a housing development on the site of a former North-east school.
Aberdeen teen in court over dangerous driving offence
A teenager has admitted driving dangerously on city roads.
Two charged after fire causes around £50,000 damage at North-east social club
Two men have been charged following an alleged wilful fireraising incident at a North-east social club.
Contraflow to be in place on A90 for AWPR work
A contraflow was to be in place from tonight so work can be carried out on the Aberdeen bypass.
Man caught with £110k of cocaine admits involvement in supply of drugs
A man who travelled to Aberdeen from London carrying more than £110,000 of crack cocaine has pleaded guilty to being involved in the supply of drugs.
Aberdeen council asked to publish baby ashes report by end of week
A call has been made for an internal report into "abhorrent practices" at Hazlehead Crematorium to be published by the end of the week.
Former Don caught in Turkey-Greece earthquake
A former Dons player has told of his fear after an earthquake hit Turkey and Greece last night.
Man charged after alleged break in at Aberdeen restaurant
A man has been charged in connection with an alleged break in at an Aberdeen restaurant.