Aberdeen hotels hit with worst occupancy rates in country
Hotels in Aberdeen had the worst occupancy rates in the UK during 2017, new figures show.
Bulldozers move in on historic family home of Baxters soup empire
Demolition of a family home that helped drive a north-east soup empire has begun.
North-east lorry driver celebrates losing nearly 12 stone by taking up Munro bagging
An HGV driver has celebrated losing more than 11 stone in a year by bagging as many Munros as possible.
Musician scarred for life after vicious dog attack in Aberdeen city centre
An Aberdeen musician has been scarred for life after a dog jumped up and bit him in the face.
Runners urged to sign up for Great Aberdeen Run
Runners from across the country are being encouraged to pull their trainers on and sign up for this summer’s Great Aberdeen Run.
Willie Miller: McInnes’ Aberdeen stamped their authority over Kilmarnock to put cup loss in the shade
Aberdeen have set themselves up to finish second again with their convincing win at Kilmarnock.
Run Balmoral: Handy Andy at double as 5,000 runners take giant strides on Queen’s birthday weekend
Great Britain mountain racing international Andy Douglas completed a Deeside double at the 21st anniversary Run Balmoral meeting which attracted more than 5,000 runners to the Royal estate on the Queen’s birthday weekend.
Review: Singing songs old and new Gary Barlow gave Aberdeen audience a night they’ll Never Forget
Dressed in a trendy black suit with flashes of red and sporting a new blonder hair style, Gary Barlow received a thunderous welcome to the Granite City.
Oor Wullie-themed chip shop to open in Aberdeen
The first Oor Wullie-themed chip shop is due to open in Aberdeen in June.
Family of injured North-east man backing boxer’s plan for support base scheme
A boxer has said his plan for a new £8 million health and fitness village would be “perfect” for a North-east man left with brain injuries after a murder bid.
North-east firm’s breathing apparatus to add new tier of safety to divers in case of emergency
A North-east subsea firm has announced a North Sea first which could help save lives offshore.
Pothole-plagued Aberdeen street becoming a hazard for motorists and cyclists
A pothole-plagued Aberdeen street must be fixed “as soon as possible”, councillors have said, after recent bad weather exposed historical cobbles and cabling.
Pensioner warns others after bag almost stolen at Aberdeen supermarket
A shaken pensioner has warned others to be on their guard after having her handbag snatched from her trolley in an Aberdeen supermarket.
North-east eateries win big at Scottish Curry Awards
The Scottish Curry Awards served up a range of top accolades to North-east eateries.
Luck’s a family affair as Aberdeen mum and daughter win EE competitions
A North-east mum and daughter definitely have luck on their side after each winning prizes in Evening Express competitions this week.
North-east hotel favoured by celebrities celebrates 75th year
A group of former staff and guests have gathered to celebrate a hotel’s 75th anniversary.
Ellon full of confidence for trip to Inverness
Ellon took a massive step towards winning Caley 2 North last week when they crushed nearest challengers Moray 68-15 at the Meadows.
Offers over £275,000: North-east home was love at first site
When John and Tracey Anderson drove to Fraserburgh to view a property 11 years ago, it was the last place they expected to find their ideal family home.
MSP’s plea to bosses to keep cash machines at Aberdeen bank
Aberdeen Donside MSP Mark McDonald has met Clydesdale Bank bosses to raise concerns over plans to close the branch on Greenfern Road, in June.
Total’s North Sea boss set to retire
French energy giant Total has said its UK North Sea boss, Elisabeth Proust, is to retire after three years at the helm.
Sevilla party will have to be extended if cup is secured this time
I reckon that few of us who’ve holidayed on Spain’s Costa del Sol would place Marbella in the category of resorts which are “a quiet haven of restraint away from the madness”.
North-east residents to quiz boss of ScotRail over services
North-east residents who believe rail services have gone off track will have the chance to question the managing director of ScotRail Alliance at a public meeting later this month.
Multiple roadworks leave Aberdeen drivers stranded
Residents living next to the site where the new exhibition centre is being built returned home from work to find their route was blocked by a huge hole on the road.
Jury still considering verdict in case of seven men accused of North-east man’s murder
Members of the jury in the trial of seven men accused of murdering a North-east dad will resume their deliberations tomorrow.
Review: Aberdeen Student show went with bang of laugh and song
This year’s Aberdeen Student Show started off with a bang…bang.
Sheran shrugs off Forres defeat as champions Cove focus on play-offs
Cove Rangers boss John Sheran felt they were unfortunate to lose their unbeaten league run against Forres – but insisted the League Two play-offs are their priority.
Child abuse investigation to look into claims at former Aberdeen children’s home
A national child abuse investigation will turn its focus on events at a former Aberdeen children’s home from next week.
Fraserburgh boss Mark Cowie delighted as Brora put to sword
Fraserburgh manager Mark Cowie hailed his players after they beat Brora Rangers to end a run of five defeats in a row.
Public speak out over fate of North-east hospital as options for the future are revealed
A North-east community united to condemn proposals to close its hospital.
Formartine manager Lawson hails hat-trick hero Gethins
Paul Lawson was delighted to see Connor Gethins score a hat-trick as Formartine United beat Keith 5-1.