Pensioner wins compensation after breaking ankle in Aberdeen bus fall
A pensioner who sued a coach company after breaking her ankle on a bus in Aberdeen has been awarded more than £16,000 by a specialist judge.
Clean-up on cards for Aberdeen landmark
Plans have been lodged to clean the granite of a prominent Aberdeen city centre building.
Fraserburgh avoid Highland League Cup shock
Fraserburgh assistant manager James Duthie was pleased to avoid a cup shock at Fort William on Saturday.
Willie Miller: Cyprus was decent, but we can do better with Aberdeen’s McKenna and Devlin paired up at back
Steve Clarke should consider giving clubmates Scott McKenna and Mikey Devlin a run out together for Scotland.
Offers over £315,000: A perfect space for growing families
With its extensive garden grounds and impressive features, this four-bedroom property would make the ideal home for a growing family and couples alike.
£760 per month: A delight by the River Don
Overlooking the Don, this spacious property is situated in a peaceful riverside location.
Offers of £153,000: The heart of style in Aberdeen
A stone’s throw from the array of amenities available in the heart of the city, this two-bedroom apartment combines practicality and style.
North-east holiday park wins award
A north-east holiday park has won Best Holiday Park at this year’s Scottish Outdoor Leisure Awards.
Praise for north-east council service
Inspectors have praised a north-east local authority’s adoption service.
Aberdeen event to look at architecture and climate change
An event in Aberdeen is set to discuss the issues of climate change and fuel poverty, and the role architecture and design can play in providing solutions.
Crime writers lined up for Aberdeen talks to mark book week
Aberdeen City Libraries next week mark Book Week Scotland with a fabulous line-up of author talks.
Athletics: Veteran who hit the trail even as he faced cancer
When Mel Edwards was told he had multiple myeloma, bone marrow cancer, his first reaction was to ask whether it would interfere with his preparations for veterans’ running events.
Aberdeen researchers reveal breast cancer risks in your own home
Some household detergents, antiseptics and insecticides are potential environmental risk factors for an aggressive form of breast cancer, scientists say.
Athletics: Aberdeen’s Kai represents Great Britain in Florida and returns with medal haul
Aberdeen’s Kai Crawford picked up a clutch of medals when representing Great Britain at the world biathe and triathe championships at St Petersburg, Florida.
Commonwealth medallist Simpson to make ultra debut in California
Banchory’s Great Britain international Robbie Simpson makes his ultra-distance race debut in California this weekend.
Man, 20, admits raping teenager on roof of Aberdeen shopping centre
After the rape, Teglas abandoned his victim, in her late teens, in a flower bed where she was found by passers-by.
Flood protection schemes for north-east towns backed
Combined, the two flood protection schemes are expected to cost around £15.5 million
Aberdeen residents left in dark as street lights break
Safety fears have been raised over issues with street lights in an Aberdeen community stretching back over a number of months.
North-east man, 67, accused of attacking railway station worker
A north-east pensioner has been charged with attacking an employee at Dundee Railway Station.
Willie Miller: Clarke needs to see signs Scotland are improving before Euro 2020 play-offs
Scotland finish off European Championship qualifying Group I with a double header against Cyprus and Kazakhstan.
Willie Miller: McInnes has got Aberdeen back to consistent level
Aberdeen’s victory against Ross County means they have come through a potentially tricky period with flying colours.
Book of Mormon heading to Aberdeen in May
And now it can be revealed... the West End and Broadway musical sensation The Book Of Mormon is coming to Aberdeen for three weeks in May.
North-east hotel appoints new general manager
A new general manager has been appointed to take over the role at north-east hotel.
Offers over £219,000: Space and luxury in loft-style living
Situated within the popular residential development of Grandholm Village, this stunning two-bedroom apartment exudes luxury and sophistication.
Fixed price £350,000: West End life at family villa
Situated in a quiet sought-after West End location, this three-bedroom property would make a great family home.
Our Aberdeen: Journey in time for ferryman
One of the many highlights in the recently reopened Aberdeen Art Gallery is the Le Passeur (The Ferryman) by William Stott, of Oldham, on loan from the Tate.
North-east man threatened to wage ‘war’ on food truck workers after they used his bin
Adrian Jones, 48, originally from Stoke-on-Trent, yelled abuse from his window and warned not to mess with “a Stokey”, advising that people from his town were “nasty”.
Remembrance Sunday to be marked across north-east
The north-east is set to commemorate Remembrance Sunday with a host of events.
Landmarks in north-east turn red to boost Poppy Appeal
Landmarks in the north-east will glow red this weekend in support of the Scottish Poppy Appeal.
Aberdeen Art Gallery gets 10,000th visit
The revamped city art gallery has welcomed its 10,000th visitor – just a week after it opened.