£2,100 per month: North-east home is contemporary and spacious
Mixing traditional features with modern and contemporary design, this converted granite steading would make an ideal family home.
Ray on track for 24-hour racing circuit challenge in memory of grandparents
A keen Aberdeen cyclist is to take on his biggest charity challenge yet – a 24-hour bike ride around an iconic racing circuit.
Offers over £450,000: Heavenly appeal of restored north-east chapel
When Ian and Eileen Clark first set eyes on Pitfour Chapel, it was little more than a ruin after it had been left to fall into disrepair.
Science of the silver screen, spacemen and superheroes to be explored at Aberdeen TechFest
The science of superheroes, the moon landings and some of the biggest Hollywood blockbusters are set to come under the microscope.
Our Aberdeen: Pecking order portrayed in cool clarity
This painting by William Gouw Ferguson (about 1632–1695) is one of the most enigmatic paintings in the collection of Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums. It shows the fruits of a hawking expedition – a dead pigeon and magpie suspended from a nail along with a hawk’s hood.
North Sea firm to use system to map employees’ locations
Cutting-edge software has been introduced in the North Sea which provides real-time information on the location of oil workers around the globe.
Chance to hit home run in north-east delivery jobs
Two north-east friends have encouraged young people to consider a paper round, ahead of this year’s Home Delivery Awards.
Manager calls for more aggression and bravery from his forwards
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes has challenged his attackers to retain their aggression and bravery in possession when facing St Johnstone today.
Pressure on Saints striker
Former Dons striker Stevie May admits there is added pressure on him to score on his quick-fire return to Pittodrie with new club St Johnstone.
North-east bothy boss set for festival
The co-founder of a north-east firm is set to speak at a popular food festival.
Iconic coaches step down after 30 years
The stopwatches have been put away for the final time.
Devlin happy to be part of Scots squad
Mikey Devlin was delighted to be part of the Scotland squad for the European Championship qualifying double header with Russia and Belgium.
‘Season starts now’ for vital Dons addition
Boss Derek McInnes insists Aberdeen fans will finally see the real Craig Bryson now the midfielder has regained full match fitness after injury.
‘It’s strange coming up against a former team-mate’, says Devlin
Mikey Devlin believes his familiarity with Stevie May can help shut out St Johnstone.
Blooming lovely wins for north-east garden groups
North-east groups have scooped awards for their efforts in brightening up their communities.
Lee: I’m Ghana be the new PBC world champion
Aberdeen Assassin Lee McAllister today confirmed he will fight hard-hitting Richmond Djarbeng for the PBC world title on home soil.
King claims first belt as he plans rise to top
Rising north-east wrestler Leo King has secured the first belt of his fledgling career with W3L Breakout championship glory.
Charlie House Champs heading off for Inca trail challenge
The Charlie House Champ Team is jetting off to Peru today.
Competition to find north-east’s funniest young comedian
“Knock knock...” “Who’s there?” “It’s the Evening Express’ Junior Jokers competition.”
All the road closures for In Town Without Your Car Day and the Union Street zipline
Road closures will be in place for an Aberdeen city centre event at the weekend.
Aberdeen’s Christmas Santa parade axed
Aberdeen's Santa parade which has been running for more than 20 years has been cancelled.
Mackie’s to serve up ice cream at P&J Live
A local family firm has secured a contract to supply ice cream at P&J Live.
Trained guides will take you around Cairngorms’ health walk routes
Staff at Cairngorms National Park are celebrating and promoting short local walks this week to encourage people to head out to the area to enjoy a stroll.
£3m raised to help extend Aberdeen care centre
An appeal to raise funds to extend an Aberdeen neurological care facility has passed the £3 million milestone.
More patients to be seen at Stracathro Hospital in bid to cut NHS Grampian waiting times
More NHS Grampian patients will be offered operations at an Angus hospital to cut waiting times.
P&J Live to host start of Premier darts event
PDC chairman Barry Hearn says it will be “fantastic” to start the 2020 Premier League season in Aberdeen.
‘Tired’ north-east academy tops £1bn funding plan as Nicola Sturgeon visits north-east
The First Minister flew into the north-east yesterday to unveil a £1 billion spending plan for new schools across Scotland.
Willie Miller: It could take more than a miracle to save Scotland’s Euro 2020 hopes now
Tonight’s game with Belgium is must-win if Scotland are to qualify for Euro 2020 from this group.
Aberdeen charity to host sleep out in shopping centre car park
Homeless help charity Aberdeen Cyrenians will hold a fundraising sleep out in a multi-storey car park next month.
Aberdeen university may be forced to repay part of £70 million grant over payment to former principal
Aberdeen University may be ordered to repay part of its £70 million grant if it is found to have breached official rules over a six-figure payment to its former principal, it has emerged.