Aberdeen councillor blames Covid-19 for causing ‘weird behaviour’ after woman sneaks into Pittodrie for x-rated photoshoot
An Aberdeen councillor has been left reeling after a woman sneaked into the home of the Dons for an explicit photoshoot.
Aberdeen students test positive for Covid-19 at city centre halls
Two Aberdeen students at city centre halls have tested positive for Covid-19.
Poll: How would you vote if there was a second IndyRef today?
Today marks the sixth anniversary of the vote on Scottish independence.
Gallery: Views of Aberdeen from the 1980s
From Aberdeen’s historic harbour to busy beaches and iconic landmarks, this gallery showcases the best of the Granite City as it was in the 1980s. This week’s gallery even features a picture of police stopping traffic while they searched for an escaped prisoner in the city centre
Nine charged as police crack down on antisocial behaviour in Aberdeen city centre
Nine people have been charged following a crackdown on antisocial behaviour in Aberdeen city centre.
Tech-addicted north-east families wanted for new BBC show
A new TV series is looking for people who are struggling to beat their addictions to their screens.
Appeal after vandals trash north-east primary school mud kitchen
A north-east primary school is appealing for help to replace its mud kitchen which was destroyed by vandals.
Almost 1,000 properties in north-east town hit by power cut
Almost 1,000 homes in a north-east town were left without power today.
Tickets to see Steps perform at Aberdeen’s P&J live go on sale TODAY
Tickets to see Claire, H, Faye, Lisa and Lee at P&J Live on November 13 go on sale at 10am
Aberdeen fireworks night cancelled, but Christmas lights will go ahead
Aberdeen's fireworks night is the latest winter event to be cancelled due to Covid-19.
Aberdeen councillors agree to extend free school meals to more families
Councillors have today agreed to extend Aberdeen's free school meal programme.
A92 partially blocked after two-vehicle crash
Part of a major north-east road was partially blocked this afternoon following a two-vehicle crash.
River Island to shut Aberdeen store
An Aberdeen councillor has spoken of her disappointment after it was announced that a popular high-street chain is to close its doors.
Speed camera vans to be used on Aberdeen road to help tackle dangerous drivers
Remote speed camera vans will be stationed on an Aberdeen road for three months following concerns from residents about dangerous drivers.
New date for Aberdeen Council by-election after Covid-19 delay
A by-election for the vacant Kincorth, Nigg and Cove seat on Aberdeen City Council will now be held in November.
Poll: Would you back a 9pm curfew for pubs in Scotland?
More than 70% of people in Scotland believe pubs should have a 9pm curfew, according to a new poll from YouGov.
Blue Light Card Christmas discounts revealed for NHS, emergency and social care workers
With just 100 days until Christmas some of us are already starting to think about getting the presents in.
Des: What time is the final part of the Dennis Nilsen drama on tonight?
The final episode of Des, which tells the story of Fraserburgh-born serial killer Dennis Nilsen, will air tonight.
New map shows areas of north-east hardest hit by Covid-19
New data released by the National Records of Scotland (NRS) has revealed the areas of Grampian hardest hit by Covid-19.
Chris Ramsey announces Aberdeen gig as part of rescheduled 2020 tour
Comedian Chris Ramsey has announced he has added an Aberdeen show to his rescheduled 2020 tour.
Des: What time is the second part of the Dennis Nilsen drama on tonight?
The second episode of Des, which tells the story of Fraserburgh-born serial killer Dennis Nilsen, will air tonight.
Stunning pictures show inside £2 million Aberdeen dream home
This beautiful granite property on one of Aberdeen's most sought after streets is about as good as it gets.
Almost £50,000 in cash seized, 10kg of cannabis and 223 people reported in north-east in just August
More than 220 people have been reported in connection with drug offences in just one month.
Sea eagle chicks Victoria and Albert first to hatch in Deeside for 200 years
A pair of sea eagles have successfully bred in Deeside for the first time in around 200 years.
Flashback: Step back in time with images from our archive
From youth shows to Aberdeen events, our archives are full of snapshots into the past. Here are images featuring north-east residents from 1957 to 1999 along with their original captions from time of publication.
Five weeks of overnight works get under way on stretch of A90
Sections of the A90 will be shut overnight in the north-east until next month.
Aberdeen’s Belmont Filmhouse cinema reopens its doors today
The reopening of the Belmont Filmhouse feels "pleasantly normal" after six months away, its boss has said.
Flashback: Step back in time with images from our archive
From youth shows to Aberdeen events, our archives are full of snapshots into the past. Here are images featuring north-east residents from 1957 to 1999 along with their original captions from time of publication.
Seven test positive as Covid-19 cluster linked to Police Scotland training college in Fife
NHS Fife has confirmed that seven people with links to the driving school at the Police Scotland Training College in Tulliallan have tested positive for Covid-19.
New shuttle train service launched to connect Montrose and Edinburgh
A new train service will be launched on Monday to connect Montrose and Edinburgh.