Hidden heritage: New trail shines a light on historic sights of Aberdeen’s harbour
The rich heritage of Aberdeen's harbour area is set to be explored in a new guide.
North-east charities awarded share of £4.25m extra funding to help women and children at risk from domestic abuse
North-east groups are to benefit from a £4.25 million Scottish Government funding pot to help women and children experiencing or at risk of violence and domestic abuse.
NHS Grampian psychological support hub set up in response to Covid-19 helps more than 1,400 people
More than 1,400 people have accessed psychological support from NHS Grampian due to a service setup to help those in need cope with issues around Covid 19.
Robert Gordon University named Scottish University of the Year
An Aberdeen university has been named Scottish University of the Year.
North-east distiller Lost Loch Spirits toasts deal with Co-op
A north-east distiller is marking a new deal with a national retailer.
Aberdeen charity challenges young people to rethink homelessness
Young people are being urged to think about where they sleep – as part of a new charity campaign by Aberdeen Cyrenians.
North-east NHS charity gives community trust a cash boost to help those hit by Covid-19
A north-east health charity has donated £50,000 to help launch a football programme to help those hit the hardest by the Covid-19 crisis.
North-east creatives to have work displayed in uni’s virtual showcase
The work of talented creative practitioners and emerging entrepreneurs is to be featured as part of an Aberdeen university's first virtual ‘Postgraduate Showcase’.
On The Beat: ‘Local officers will do everything they can to support community’
I joined Grampian Police in 1991, and have worked in Aberdeen City for almost 29 years.
A look back at serial killer Dennis Nilsen’s life in Fraserburgh ahead of tonight’s new ITV drama Des
Nilsen, who was born on November 23, 1945, grew up in the north-east after his dad Olav, a Norwegian soldier, left the family.
Pilots in Super Puma crash would have failed training tests with actions on the day FAI hears
The pilots of a helicopter that crashed into the sea off Shetland would have failed training tests had they replicated their actions on the day of the tragedy, an inquiry has heard.
War of words breaks out between Aberdeen council leaders and First Minister over Covid-19 fight
A war of words has broken out after Nicola Sturgeon branded Aberdeen's council leaders remarks about coronavirus "bordering on reckless" with councillors hitting back at the First Minister for politicising the Covid fight.
Aberdeen man accused of attempting to murder police officer
Charlie Deans, 23, allegedly drove a car at Sergeant Graeme Smith in Blackburn, Aberdeenshire, last September 22.
Organisers hopeful fireballs can still go-ahead but visitors from outside north-east town urged to stay away
Organisers of the north-east’s most anticipated Hogmanay event are hopeful it can still go ahead despite ongoing coronavirus restrictions.
Storage rooms could be turned into studios in bid reopen north-east sports centre
Equipment has been moved out and large stores could be converted into temporary studios to create more space as part of efforts to reopen the Moray Sports Centre in Elgin.
Man, 74, facing lengthy jail term over sex abuse of girl in Aberdeen and Thailand
A former headmaster is facing a lengthy jail sentence after subjecting a girl to a catalogue of sexual abuse and rape.
Nearly £20,000 raised by separate fundraisers after Stonehaven train derailment
Nearly £20,000 has been raised to support the families of those who died in the Stonehaven train derailment.
Going back to school may make children ‘anxious’
We know that going back to school after the long summer break can make many children feel anxious, and that is even more likely this year with them having spent months away from school and having lived through lockdown.
Disappointment and devastation as Aberdeen lockdown restrictions extended for another week
Hospitality chiefs and business leaders have spoken of their disappointment and devastation after lockdown restrictions in the city were extended for a week.
Council thanks residents in Aberdeen for ‘resilience’ after lockdown extension
Council chiefs have thanked Aberdeen residents and businesses for their "resilience" after lockdown restrictions were extended.
Man and woman in court over assault and robbery in Aberdeen
A man and a woman have appeared in court in connection with an assault and robbery in Aberdeen.
Woman facing assault and robbery charge over rush-hour incident in Aberdeen
A woman has appeared in court in connection with a rush hour robbery on a city street.
Man in court on assault charge after incident on Aberdeen street
A man has appeared in court facing an assault charge after an incident which saw 47-year-old taken to hospital.
On The Beat: ‘Confidence in reporting hate crime increasing’
As Chief Inspector for Partnerships, I have responsibility for leading North East Division’s response to equality and diversity issues across the region.
Aberdeen cafe ‘at the brink of collapse’ faced with vandalism attack
Owner Greg Bain said: "It's a shame, we're based in quite a strong community in Ferryhill, and it was a bit disheartening after everything we've been through recently."
Aberdeen fans hit out at ‘arrogant’ Dons players’ protocol breach
Fans and politicians have reacted angrily to the Dons players actions.
New click and collect service for north-east library
Bookings for a click and collect and doorstep delivery service for a north-east library will be available from Monday.
Virtual clan gathering to be led by 101-year-old chief after Covid-19 cancelled Ballater Highland Games
A clan gathering which would usually take place at a north-east highland games is set to take place online this weekend.
Video: New TV show reveals life is sweet at north-east ice cream factory
A TV show is set to give a glimpse behind the scenes at a north-east ice cream factory revealing the secrets of its special recipe.
Deputy First Minister congratulates pupils on results
The country's Deputy First Minister congratulated all learners who received their results.