Cast can’t wait to put on show in Aberdeen
A musical production is set to take to the stage in Aberdeen in a bid to raise cash for two charities.
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Police called after ‘fighting’ in Aberdeen city centre
Police were today called to a "disturbance" in Aberdeen city centre involving a group of people fighting.
I want to repay boss’ faith in me with place in Europa League groups says Aberdeen teen Campbell
Dean Campbell wants to repay manager Derek McInnes’ faith in him by helping the Dons reach the group stages of European competition for the first time since season 2007-08.
Aberdeen kids’ first aid class hailed a success
First aid sessions aimed at children in Aberdeen have been hailed a success.
Cafe plans for former Aberdeen pub revealed
An old Aberdeen pub could be given a new lease of life as a cafe.
Smoking ban too dangerous to enforce outside two Aberdeen nightclubs, says council
Council officers have said policing a smoking ban on its own street is “too dangerous”.
Aberdeen expert to present report on future of North Sea fishing
An Aberdeen scientist will present a report next week into how the North Sea fishing industry must adapt to climate change in the future.
NHS Grampian reveals number of babies born in north-east hospitals last month
The number of babies born in midwife units across the north-east last month has been revealed.
Historic Aberdeen house’s £3.8m revamp to finally start
Work will finally begin on Monday on the long-awaited redevelopment of Provost Skene’s House in Aberdeen.
Police hunt Aberdeen school roof raiders
Inquiries are continuing after lead and slates were stolen from the roof of an Aberdeen school.
McInnes started homework on Chikhura Sachkhere early ahead of Europa League qualifying clash
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes began preparation for the Europa League clash with FC Chikhura Sachkere on the flight back to Scotland after defeating RoPS Rovaniemi in Finland.
Beloved steam engine on right track for return to Aberdeen
It is full steam ahead for the return of a historic locomotive to Aberdeen.
Complaints over lack of buses between Aberdeen community and hospital
An Aberdeen MP has written to transport companies over the lack of direct bus route from Lower Deeside to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.
Aberdeen road to shut for water works
An Aberdeen road is set to close to allow water works to be carried out.
5 humiliating European defeats suffered by Scottish clubs
Scottish football suffered its latest humiliation on the European scene on Thursday night when Kilmarnock crashed out of the Europa League to Welsh part-timers Connah’s Quay Nomads.
Flood alert issued as heavy rain and thunderstorms set to hit north-east
A flood alert for the north-east has been issued by SEPA.
Man in court over dog attack in Aberdeen high-rise
A man has denied being in charge of two dogs which were dangerously out of control after a dad was attacked in an Aberdeen high rise.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms forecast for Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire
Heavy rain and thunderstorms are set to hit the north-east, according to the Met Office.
Appeal launched after lead stolen from Aberdeen primary school roof
An appeal for information as been launched after lead from an Aberdeen school roof was stolen that will be “costly” to repair.
Step forward for plans to build 300 new council houses in Aberdeen
Work on a council housing development involving the construction of almost 300 new homes in Dyce will begin in the autumn.
Public to have say on future of Aberdeen’s lap dancing bars
Council chiefs are to launch a public consultation on the future of lap dancing bars in Aberdeen.
Police appeal to find vandals who trashed Aberdeen nursery playground
Police have appealed for information after an Aberdeen nursery playground was vandalised.
Fine for Aberdeen joiner that smashed glass on man’s head during bar brawl
An Aberdeen joiner who smashed a glass over a man’s head in a bar room brawl has been ordered to pay his victim £500.
Aberdeen’s 15 hydrogen double decker buses are world first
A 15-strong fleet of the green machines will be rolled out on Aberdeen streets after the council joined forces with the European Union and Scottish Government to fund the project.
Earliest reference to whisky still dates back to 1505
Historians have discovered the earliest known reference to a still for distilling Scotch whisky, suggesting its origins may lie in Aberdeen.
McInnes pleased as Aberdeen make European progress
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes hailed his players’ character after they shrugged off an early setback to progress in the Europa League qualifiers.
Aberdeen see off RoPS to progress in Europa League qualifiers
Lewis Ferguson scored with the last kick of the ball to earn Aberdeen victory in Finland and ensure they progress in the Europa League qualifiers.
Match report: Aberdeen progress in Europa League qualifying with win in Finland
Aberdeen are through to the second qualifying round of the Europa League after beating RoPS Rovaniemi 2-1 in Finland to give Derek McInnes' 300th game in charge a positive end.
Aberdeen train services delayed due to train fault
Trains travelling between Aberdeen and Edinburgh are expected to be delayed following a fault.
Aberdeen’s team to play RoPS Rovaniemi in Europa League qualifying second leg revealed
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes has revealed his team to play RoPS Rovaniemi in their Europa League first qualifying round second leg.