Anti-fracking continue protests outside Aberdeen haulage firm
A group of anti-fracking campaigners held a protest at an Aberdeen haulage firm.
Council makes decision on North-east landslip clearance
A local authority has decided on a method for clearing a landslip.
Affordable homes in North-east ready for people to move into as part of new scheme
A new development of affordable homes in the North-east is now ready for residents to move in.
Fancy performing at North-east food and drink festival? Taste of Grampian are looking for buskers
A North-east food and drink festival is hoping to strike a chord with an open call for buskers.
North-east caravan park damaged by Storm Frank looks stunning after revamp
A popular North-east caravan park has fully reopened – two years after being devastated by heavy rainfall.
Delighted winners scoop free tank of fuel in Evening Express competition
Evening Express readers were today celebrating after zooming off with a free tank of fuel.
Family raves return to Aberdeen with well known DJ behind decks
Family-friendly raves are set to return to Aberdeen
Aberdeen vintage video game fans set to take controls and battle it out at tournament
Video game enthusiasts in Aberdeen will have the chance to step back in time with a day dedicated to vintage consoles.
Aberdeen’s Doonies Farm awarded £20,000 to redevelop its children’s play area
An Aberdeen farm has been given funding for a new playpark.
Future of £68 million homes plan in question after badgers spotted near Aberdeen quarry site
Controversial plans for a £68 million housing development in Aberdeen may be in jeopardy – as a pair of badgers were spotted near the site.
Council meet parents to discuss improvement work at Aberdeen cemetery
Council officers have met families of deceased children to discuss work to be done to an Aberdeen cemetery.
It’s downhill all the way as Aberdeen students take to their soapbox to test out engineering skills
Engineering students have pitted their skills against each other – by racing handmade soapbox cars.
Lord Cullen leads the way as Aberdeen safety conference builds on lessons of Piper Alpha
A conference is due to be held to consider offshore safety issues – 30 years after the Piper Alpha disaster.
Watch: Nuart officially launches in Aberdeen
The manager of a street art festival has praised the “trust and goodwill” they’ve been shown.
Union chiefs hoping to build bridges with First Aberdeen after dispute ends with new deal
Bus drivers want to “build bridges” with bosses after a deal was struck to end a bitter dispute, their union boss said today.
Extra carriages added to train to service between Aberdeen and Glasgow ahead of Scottish Cup semi-final
Rail chiefs have altered train services this weekend to help Dons fans get to a crunch cup game in Glasgow.
First Aberdeen bus drivers vote to ACCEPT new offer
Aberdeen bus drivers have voted to accept a new contract offer from First Bus.
North-east woman to run London Marathon after doctors told her she may need wheelchair
A North-east woman who was left struggling to walk due to arthritis, is planning to run the London Marathon.
Aberdeen firefighters get ready to tackle New York Marathon to raise vital funds for charities
A group of Aberdeen firefighters are set to go the extra mile for charity – by running the New York City Marathon.
North-east cancer survivor takes to the skies for daring fundraiser
A North-east cancer survivor is set to take to the skies this weekend to raise cash for charity.
Council throws out call for public hearing over Aberdeen quarry development
Calls for a public hearing into a controversial development have been rejected by Aberdeen City Council.
Aberdeen woman praised for setting up Tourette’s Syndrome support network
Parents in the North-east today hailed a new Tourette’s Syndrome help network.
Energy firm with more than 700 staff in North-east to axe 450 jobs in UK
The firm confirmed it plans to drop more than a third of its staff, more than half of whom work in Aberdeen.
First Aberdeen makes ‘maximum’ offer to bus drivers in last-ditch bid to put brakes on strike action
Bosses at an Aberdeen bus firm have made an eleventh hour offer to striking drivers in an effort to avert indefinite action.
Strike action suspended as First Aberdeen bosses make drivers new offer
An eleventh hour offer has been made by Aberdeen bus bosses in an effort to halt indefinite strike action.
Watch: Meet the little lamb who is a star attraction at Aberdeen farm
One little lamb has had people from the North-east flocking to an Aberdeen farm.
Police warn public after spate of thefts in Aberdeen
Police have urged the public to secure their possessions, after a spate of thefts and attempted thefts in Aberdeen.
First Aberdeen bosses ‘extremely disappointed’ as drivers vote to reject pay deal
Bosses at an Aberdeen bus firm say they are “extremely disappointed” that drivers have rejected a pay deal.
Fire-hit North-east railway station could be open for summer
Construction work at a fire-hit railway station is drawing to a close and it’s hoped visitors will be able to return this summer.
Results of Aberdeen bus ballot due to be announced today
A decision on the bus strike is due to be made today.