The 16 areas of Aberdeen where no coronavirus deaths have been reported
New data released by the National Records of Scotland shows the scale of coronavirus deaths across the north-east.
Cults
Woman left ‘badly shaken’ after man indecently exposed himself on Old Deeside Railway line
Police are hunting for a man who exposed himself to a woman in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen neighbours continue to hit the right notes despite lockdown
Two members of an Aberdeen acapella music group have been hitting all the right notes, belting out classic tunes from their front gardens.
Suburban memories of life in the Granite City
Community life has always been at the heart of Aberdeen, making it a great place to live, work and play.
Plans lodged to build new homes in Aberdeen community
Plans have been lodged to build several new houses in a community in Aberdeen.
Councillors approve plans for 550 homes to be built in Aberdeen
Councillors have approved plans to for more than 500 homes to be built in Aberdeen.
Plans for Aberdeen retirement community approved despite recommendations
A development for the elderly in an Aberdeen community has been approved - despite officers recommending it for refusal.
Aberdeen communities working together to support vulnerable residents during coronavirus crisis
Aberdeen communities have teamed up to support vulnerable residents through the coronavirus crisis.
Video: Glack Attack organiser creates kids’ assault course in his Aberdeen garden
One of the people behind a popular north-east assault course has created one in his own back garden
Aberdeen churches link up to deliver home services
A group of Aberdeen churches are doing their bit to keep parishioners’ spirits up during the coronavirus lockdown – by live-streaming services online.
Appeal lodged to lift listed status on former Aberdeen school
An appeal to remove the listed building status on a former Aberdeen school has been lodged with the Scottish Government.
Back in bloom as Aberdeen park returns to former glory
Improvements have been made to an Aberdeen park after it received grant funding.
Fly-tippers slammed after bathroom equipment dumped near closed Aberdeen school
A community council in Aberdeen has hit out at fly-tippers who dumped waste.
Plans to extend Aberdeen nursery approved
Plans to alter and extend an Aberdeen nursery have been conditionally approved.
Developer lodges plans for almost 100 new homes in Aberdeen
In total, the last phase of the development, if given the green light, will comprise 55 five-bedroom houses, 18 four-bedroom houses, seven two-bedroom flats and two one-bedroom flats.
Aberdeen developer pledges £3 million for new link road to move traffic away from ‘extremely dangerous’ rat run
An Aberdeen developer has pledged to spend more than £3 million on a new link road which he claims will help ease traffic problems in an Aberdeen community.
Aberdeen roadworks postponed until spring
Work which would have closed an Aberdeen road for around three months has been postponed.
Fiona Kennedy to lead carol singers at Aberdeen hotel tonight
An outdoor carol-singing event is to be held this evening in an Aberdeen community.
Aberdeen motorcyclist left in coma after high-speed police chase spared jail
Christopher Munro, known as Christie, spent almost two weeks in hospital after crashing into a tree on the old railway line at School Road, Cults, on June 26.
Inspectors praise Aberdeen care home for quality of support
An Aberdeen care facility has been commended for its quality of support.
One in five Deeside Railway Line walkers feels route is ‘unsafe’
Among the concerns raised were that of cyclists going too fast and not always using a bell and dog walkers failing to control their dogs.
More than 150 Aberdeen homes hit by power cut
More than 150 properties are without electricity following a power cut in Aberdeen.
Developer of new Aberdeen community urged to keep Aberdeen road closure to a minimum
Countesswells Development Limited (CDL) has applied to Aberdeen City Council to close a main route between Cults and Kingswells from January 6.
Controversial Aberdeen homes plans recommended – despite more than 100 objections
Controversial plans for a house close to the Deeside Way route have been recommended for approval – despite more than 100 objections.
Our Aberdeen: When Operation Pied Piper led children to north-east
September saw the 80th anniversary of the Second World War evacuation programme. Planning for Operation Pied Piper began in the summer of 1938 by the Government’s Anderson Committee.
£10 million expansion plans for eight Aberdeen schools
Improvements could be made at eight more city schools if the second phase of funding for expanded childcare is approved next week.
Aberdeen biker almost died after police chase
Christoper Munro was left in a coma and spent almost two weeks in hospital before discharging himself after crashing into a tree on the old railway line, School Road, Cults.
Aberdeen woman stole friend’s engagement ring while caring for dying husband
An Aberdeen woman who stole her pal’s engagement ring was caught after her friend spotted her wearing it.
Man charged after series of break-ins across Aberdeen
A 24-year-old man has been charged in connection with a number of break-ins across the city.
Aberdeen road cleared after two-vehicle crash
Police were called to a two-car crash on an Aberdeen road this evening.