First stage of Aberdeen to Inverness rail upgrade to be complete by August
The first stage of a major north-east rail project is on track to be completed in August, according to those behind the work.
Firefighters tackle grass fire on outskirts of Aberdeen
A blaze broke out on an Aberdeen moor this afternoon.
North-east schoolgirl’s design to be featured on 10K run water bottles
A north-east primary schoolgirl's design has been chosen to appear on water bottles that will be handed out to thousands of runners at an upcoming sporting event.
Charlie House opens new charity cafe in Aberdeen shopping centre
Offering hot and cold food and drinks, free wifi, charging points and children’s activity areas, it will operate under a concept of customers paying what they believe the refreshments and service is worth.
Calling north-east residents … Could you adopt a hen to save it from slaughter?
Wing and a Prayer Hen Rescue, which has rehoming points across Scotland, will begin to offer its services in the north-east thanks to a new intake.
Several Aberdeen roads to close for parade
A number of Aberdeen roads are to close next month for a parade.
Police crackdown on speeding near Aberdeen primary school
Speed checks have been carried out around an Aberdeen primary school and hospital.
Pay offer in bid to stop Aberdeen airport strike
An offer of a 3% pay increase for staff working at Aberdeen International Airport has been tabled, in a bid to stop industrial action taking place.
Chance to take part in Come Dine With Me-themed scheme at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
Members of the public are being given the chance to take part in a Come Dine With Me-themed initiative at an Aberdeen hospital.
Man taken to hospital after 10 metre fall down north-east crag
Emergency services have been called after man became trapped in a crag near a north-east village.
Appeal after deliberate fire near north-east salon and takeaway
Officers have launched an appeal for information after a fire was deliberately started at a north-east takeaway and beauty salon.
Bringing Aberdeen park’s historic fountain back to life will cost £150K
A historic Aberdeen fountain will cost around £150,000 to bring back into use, a park group has said.
Aberdeen school kids take charge over plans for playground
Pupils have joined forces with architecture students to design their ideal playground.
Spring clean planned for Aberdeen community
An Aberdeen community group has organised a litter pick to clean up its local area. Dyce in Bloom/ Gardening Club members are hosting a spring clean. It takes place on April 27 from 10am until noon, with everyone welcome to take part. People should meet at the primary school car park at Gordon Terrace.
Aberdeen woman to run marathon for granda who was ‘inspiration for everything’
An Aberdeen woman is to run a marathon in honour of the man who was her “inspiration for everything in life”.
Aberdeen afternoon tea for animal shelter
A city hotel will host an afternoon tea to raise funds for an animal rescue centre.
Charlie House kids to have a ball at crunch Dons match
A children's charity is set to benefit from tickets for the Dons crunch cup match at Hampden.
Aberdeen zero waste workshop hailed success
A group of north-east firms have formed a partnership to give advice on how to work towards zero waste.
New figures reveal number of babies born at Aberdeen Midwives Unit last month
Statistics released by a north-east health board show that more than 40 babies were born in a midwives unit last month.
Entries open for Aberdeen Highland Games piping competition
Entries for an upcoming piping competition in Aberdeen have now opened.
Aberdeen University launches recruitment drive
Aberdeen University has launched a recruitment campaign to fill 60 academic posts.
Fraudsters used card machine to steal £6,000 from Aberdeen salon
The owner of an Aberdeen beauty salon has told of the moment the business was targeted in a £6,000 fraud.
Aberdeen trains cancelled due to staff shortage
A number of trains arriving and departing from Aberdeen have been cancelled due to a shortage of train crews.
Video: Film director Edgar Wright gives Aberdeen animator his blessing to recreate Baby Driver in LEGO
An Aberdeen animator has received the blessing of a renowned director as he bids to create the film Baby Driver in LEGO.
Aberdeen community asked for views on GP practice
Members of an Aberdeen community are being encouraged to come forward to give their views on a GP practice.
Celebrate Aberdeen awards return for second year
An awards event which recognises third sector organisations in Aberdeen is to return for its second year.
Tour Series cycling event returns to Aberdeen with new route
The OVO Energy Tour Services circuit for this year has been launched – and will take in Broad Street.
Reports of body in north-east harbour ‘false alarm with good intention’
Lifeboat crews have been stood down this morning after it was confirmed the report of a body in a north-east harbour was a false alarm.
Vandals set fire to rubbish at Aberdeen park
A councillor has hit out after a fire was started in an Aberdeen park.
Two cars crash on north-east road
Two vehicles have crashed on a north-east road.