Aberdeen airport optimistic despite continued passenger decrease
Figures released by the airport have shown that 237,893 passengers travelled through the airport in November, a decrease of 4.1% compared to the previous year.
Homelessness awareness triggers charity fundraiser
Charity shops will be taken over by North-east students who felt compelled to help after learning about homelessness.
Aberdeen youngsters take second spot in top schools maths contest
Pupils from Robert Gordon’s College have been declared as runners up in this year’s National Young Mathematicians’ Awards.
Vital breast cancer services in North-east expected to improve
Access to vital breast cancer services in the North-east is expected to "gradually improve", according to NHS Grampian.
Two new music festivals could be launched in North-east
Two outdoor music festivals could be launched in the North-east, boosting the economy by millions of pounds.
Call for Aberdeenshire council to give firm date for new link road to be opened
Councillors have been urged to provide a firm date for the opening of a new road after another deadline was missed.
Urgent plea for more donations of gifts for Aberdeen’s youngsters
A North-east charity is appealing for people to give gifts ahead of the Christmas period.
Aberdeen community centre chief hits out at inconsiderate parkers
A community centre chairman has criticised rogue parkers in his area of Aberdeen.
Community’s celebration of songs and poems to mark Prophet Muhammad’s birthday
An Aberdeen religious community has got together to celebrate the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad.
Entries snapped up fast for Great Aberdeen Run
More than a third of entries for next year's Great Aberdeen Run have been snapped up.
Busy Aberdeen road to remain closed for further two weeks
A busy Aberdeen road is to remain closed until close to Christmas, causing more delays.
Consultation to move North-east special needs school to new campus
The public will have a chance to air views on controversial proposals to move a special needs school to a new £54 million community campus at a consultation next year.
Aberdeen’s extreme sports centre now a training ground for young OIympic hopefuls
Olympic hopefuls will be honing their skills in Aberdeen for new sports added to the next Games.
‘Negative’ Brexit result could lead to lower growth for Aberdeen, new report warns
The Brexit vote could see the North-east face the lowest economic growth in all of Scotland, according to a new report.
Schoolchildren taken on visit to see site of new £12m North-east primary
Pupils have been given their first peek at where their new multi-million pound primary school will be built.
Aberdeen Muslim Community donates £6,700 to help fund eight-year-old’s life-changing operation
A Muslim community in Aberdeen has come together to raise money for a young boy's life-changing operation.
Motorists face delays on A90 this weekend due to AWPR work
Motorists heading south this weekend face delays on a busy route.
Killing of snake found on ship in Aberdeen harbour could be probed
Police were considering an investigation into the killing of a snake in Aberdeen.
Praise for upgrade of Aberdeen bridal shop building
The owner of an Aberdeen bridal boutique is celebrating after the revamp of her shop won recognition.
Dram important role for North-east firm at star-studded awards
A whisky company is heading back to Hollywood for the second time as official spirits sponsors of a major showbusiness awards bash.
Speed limits and no waiting zone considered in traffic plan for North-east town
A raft of parking and traffic changes, including parking restrictions around a North-east harbour, are to be considered by councillors next week.
Cancer charity hunt for fearless volunteers ahead of Aberdeen’s Boxing Day dip
A cancer charity is appealing for fearless souls to undertake a popular Boxing Day dip at Aberdeen beach
Aberdeen nursery pupils pick out Christmas tree on forest trip
Pupils went on a “magical” outing into the woods to pick a Christmas tree for their nursery.
Entries open for chance to take part in cancer charity’s fundraising catwalk parade
The hunt is on for the next stars of a cancer charity's annual fashion extravaganza.
Man, 55, admits having indecent images of children on his laptop
A man has admitted having indecent images of children on his laptop.
Frank Gilfeather: We need to examine why our schools are declining
It used to be said that the Scottish education system was second to none.
Residents speak of shock after ATM in North-east town targeted again by thieves
Residents have told how a North-east shop hit by an ATM raid has been a frequent target by thieves.
Aberdeen uni study reveals workers less likely to call in sick if it would make it difficult for colleagues
Workers are far less likely to call in sick if they know their absence will cause difficulties for colleagues, a study has revealed.
Aberdeenshire Council aims to boost parking for town’s swimming pool
Parking problems for swimmers at a North-east pool could soon be eased as a council seeks bids from contractors to create extra parking spaces.
Council to ask Scottish Government to provide funding for Aberdeen Art Gallery
Aberdeen City Council will ask the Scottish Government to consider contributing £1.5 million to the £30m Art Gallery revamp.