Aberdeen architecture student designs memorial garden
A talented city architecture student has designed a memorial garden and water cremation complex as part of her degree project.
Graham Hunter: Diego Costa is finally able to enjoy a knees up in a Spain shirt
In January 2011 I got a phone call from Alan Pardew, then the Newcastle manager, who wanted to replace the aggressive, physical, aerially successful striker he’d just lost to Liverpool.
Aberdeen shop staff hold Alice in Wonderland tea party for charity
Colleagues at an Aberdeen shop have kickstarted a week-long volunteering drive for a charity with an Alice in Wonderland tea party.
North-east dad thanks ambulance staff after suffering 15 cardiac arrests in 3 hours
"I was having soup and the next thing I'm in intensive care"
Gallery: Archive images show history of diving in the North Sea
We’ve taken a look back through our archives and found these images showcasing the history of diving in the North Sea over the past few decades.
Gallery: Archive images show stunning village of Drumtochty
We’ve taken a look back through our archives and found these images of Drumtochty over the past few decades.
Watch: Aberdeen city centre a hive of activity as Buckfast bees introduced
Business bosses are hoping Aberdeen’s newest arrivals will bring a real buzz to the city centre.
Retailer Awards 2018: Boutique hotel checks in as sponsor of Local Produce Retailer category
One of Aberdeen’s most stylish businesses will support the Evening Express Retailer Awards 2018.
Aberdeen International Youth Festival board begins to wind up trust after funding stopped
The board of the Aberdeen International Youth Festival (AIYF) has agreed to wind up the trust.
Offers over £379,995: Five-bedroom home at heart of community
The kitchen is often the heart of the home and this is certainly the case for Alyson and Ian Bodman.
£975 per month: Prestigious West End living in Aberdeen
West End living doesn’t come much more prestigious than this lovely property.
Willie Miller: Dons should stick to tried and tested formula and ignore the mega-spending Old Firm’s conflict
Aberdeen cannot get involved in the multi-million pound Premiership signing battle between Celtic and Rangers.
Golf: Caledonian clean sweep as Stuart secures the Aberdeen Links title at first time of asking
Stuart Whyte admitted he was unaware of the prestigious recognition associated with the Aberdeen Links Championship ... until he was on the brink of being crowned champion at his first attempt.
Offers over £360,000: North-east cottage haven at fringe of the sea
There are far worse things than being asked by your brother to housesit such a beautiful fishermen’s cottage.
300 runners to take part in runway dash in aid of charity
Fitness fanatics have signed up to run on the runway at Aberdeen International Airport.
Charity programme to support young people expands into north-east schools
A charity is expanding its operation into the north-east with an initiative it hopes will help more than 250 disadvantaged youngsters.
Aberdeenshire primary pupils visit care homes as part of new project
Primary school pupils are visiting care home residents as part of a new project set up so they can teach each other new games.
Three charged over death of Aberdeen oil worker
Police have charged two men and a woman in connection with the death of an Aberdeen oil worker who was found in a nature reserve.
Review: Aberdeen performance makes it easy to see why Michael McIntyre is the king of comedy
There are few more successful or well-loved comedians in the UK than Michael McIntyre and he proved his merit as one of the country’s top comedians yet again.
Aberdeen is bidding to become a 5G trailblazer as super-fast mobile network rolls out in UK
Aberdeen is bidding to become a 5G trailblazer as the super-fast mobile network rolls out nationwide.
Offers over £575,000: Couple made north-east dream home a reality
When the Gammies were house searching for a family home, they had just one thing on their minds – space and lots of it.
Gallery: Archive images show north-east’s love of traction engines
We’ve taken a look back through our archives and found these images of old traction engines taken in the north-east over the past few decades.
Gallery: Archive images show north-east’s fishing heritage
We’ve taken a look back through our archives showing how the fishing industry in the north-east used to look.
Offers over £239,000: Total revamp transformed this Aberdeen home
It's fair to say Michaela Richardson had her work cut out for her when she moved into her corner plot home in 2009.
Pressure eased on Aberdeenshire bridge as replacement to be constructed
A replacement bridge will be built to ease pressure on a historic north-east structure.
Graham Hunter: Why I’ll hope legend Iniesta can prove me wrong at World Cup
One of the least appealing elements of this profession is telling the truth.
Curtis Cup: Aberdeen’s Farquharson-Black believes team has fine mix of players poised to perform
Aberdeen's Elaine Farquharson-Black believes she has the right blend of youth and experience to retain the Curtis Cup at Quaker Ridge in New York this weekend.
Tragedy fears at former hospital site
Fears have been expressed that someone may be injured or killed at the former Sunnyside Hospital site, as reports of children gaining entry to the site continue almost daily.
North-east restaurant expected to reopen its doors this month
A popular north-east restaurant is set to reopen this month.
North-east schoolboy broke neck and tore spinal cord in work experience tragedy
A schoolboy who died after suffering a broken neck and torn spinal cord may have been injured after “tumbling” inside a machine the last day of his summer job, a jury has heard.