Torcher Parade: Here’s when it starts on Saturday and what roads will be shut
A number of city centre roads will close tomorrow to make way for Aberdeen's Torcher Parade.
Police appeal after car damaged in Aberdeen hit-and-run
A car has been damaged in what is thought to have been a hit-and-run.
Uncertainty over future of charity’s Aberdeen operation
Five members of staff are also facing redundancy at the charity as a result of the changes.
Drivers face delays after two-car crash on Aberdeen bypass
Police have been called to a crash on the Aberdeen bypass.
North-east supermarket to get £3.5 million makeover
A north-east supermarket will receive a £3.5 million makeover.
Man taken to hospital after falling off bike on busy Aberdeen road
A man in his 50s has been taken to hospital after falling off his bike in Aberdeen today.
Concern as key services in north-east under threat
Council leaders in the north-east have warned they will reach a point when providing certain services becomes “unsustainable”.
Aberdeen hospital patients asked to ‘plan ahead’ during two months of roadworks
Patients are being asked to plan ahead for journeys to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary as a busy road closes for almost two months.
Plans for Aberdeen’s first DolphinFest unveiled
The programme has been launched for Aberdeen’s first ever dolphin festival.
One-way restriction on Aberdeen road
An Aberdeen road will become one way tomorrow while works are carried out by a digital network provider.
Plans in motion for old Aberdeen school site after ‘hard-fought victory’
Work to turn a former Aberdeen primary school into homes and community facilities could begin in around a year.
Aberdeen universities call for research funding clarity ahead of Brexit
Two Aberdeen universities have joined a call for clarity over the loss of research funding as a result of Britain leaving the EU.
Aberdeen academy pupils join forces with TECA
A new multi-million-pound concert venue has entered a flagship business partnership with an Aberdeen secondary school.
Pay gap between public and private sector causing issues for Aberdeen waste collections
Aberdeen City Council is relying on agency drivers to keep its waste collections running – with 15 vacancies open for drivers.
Aberdeen hotel’s expansion to create 40 new jobs
Forty new jobs will be created at an Aberdeen hotel when it opens its expanded function suite.
North-east councillor reprimanded over registration failure
A north-east councillor has been sanctioned for failing to declare a shareholding in a company.
North-east college to hold careers event
A north-east college is to hold an experience and careers day on Wednesday.
One-way restriction to be in place on Aberdeen road for five days
A one-way restriction is set to be introduced on an Aberdeen road for five days.
School leaver figures show positive results for north-east pupils
More than 95% of Aberdeenshire pupils are moving on to positive destinations once they leave school, new figures have shown.
Action to tackle poverty in north-east
Councillors have been asked to give their views on an action plan to tackle child poverty.
School’s out? North-east pupils could go to classes on part-time basis
An option for children to attend school part-time will be under discussion by councillors next week.
North-east school to remain closed
A decision has been taken to mothball a north-east primary school for another academic year.
Chance to have your say on proposed changes to north-east school holidays
A public consultation is expected to begin later this month to gather views on new school holiday dates across Aberdeenshire.
£58 million lottery couple’s gift to north-east
Fred and Lesley Higgins, from Laurencekirk, who beat the odds to win the UK’s 14th largest-ever lottery jackpot in July, said their £57,957,367 EuroMillions windfall is finally “beginning to sink in”.
Work to fix Aberdeen school walking route carried out
Work has been carried out to repair an Aberdeen school walking route which was at times “impassible”.
Aberdeen’s free parking scheme scrapped by councillors
Councillors voted seven to six in favour of stopping the scheme, meaning parking charges will be reintroduced at the five car parks from April 1.
Union Terrace Gardens contractor to be chosen ‘within weeks’
A contractor could be appointed within the next two weeks to deliver a £25 million transformation of Union Terrace Gardens.
Councillors reject plans to make two Aberdeen streets one-way
Proposals to make two Aberdeen roads one-way in a bid to reduce damage to parked cars have been narrowly rejected by councillors.
Hero bus driver saved our lives: Passenger tells of A90 triple-death crash
A survivor of the horrific A90 crash which killed three people today thanked a bus driver for saving her life.
North-east council homes sold under right-to-buy go on to make £192 million profit
Former council homes in the north-east bought under Right to Buy and resold have made a combined profit of more than £192 million since 2000.