Aberdeen trains hit by signalling fault
A number of Aberdeen train services have been affected due to a signalling fault.
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Aberdeen gala gets back in gear after four-year break
A popular gala event will return to the city this summer following a four-year break.
Family of missing Aberdeen woman Yvonne informed after body found near river
A body of a woman has been found near the River Don in Aberdeen.
Public to have chance to discuss Scottish Government housing plans
Scottish Government officials are set to visit Aberdeen later this month as part of a consultation on future housing plans.
Aberdeen school to open as normal after winter-break flooding
A city secondary school flooded by a leaking tap will open to pupils as normal on Monday.
Engineers sent out after north-east homes suffer power cut
Homes in 16 north-east postcodes are without power - and engineers have been sent out to repair the fault.
North-east schools take part in low-carbon design competition
Pupils from across the north-east have taken part in a competition to design low-carbon solutions for the oil and gas industry.
Engineers called to Aberdeen community following power cut
Properties in an Aberdeen community are without power this afternoon.
Santa to visit Aberdeen community tonight
Santa will be out and about on the streets of an Aberdeen community tonight.
Greggs to open new store at site of former Aberdeen bank
Plans for a national bakery chain to move into a vacant former bank building have taken a step forward.
Race against time to build Aberdeen nursery units
Nursery pupils could be forced to move into temporary accommodation if work to build a raft of extensions is not complete by August.
Aberdeen’s forgotten millions: Trust fund cash could be used to help children and vulnerable people
Millions of pounds for children and vulnerable people in Aberdeen is going unclaimed – and some has been forgotten for almost 50 years.
More trains to link north-east town to Aberdeen
The new timetable will be introduced from December 15 and means dozens of extra trains stopping at Inverurie.
Dad-of-two jailed for five years after gun and cocaine found in Aberdeen garage
Police discovered the converted replica revolver and a cache of cocaine during the search of a garage used by Liam McCaig in Dyce, Aberdeen.
Aberdeen food firm submits plans for new unit
An Aberdeen food firm has submitted plans to transform a unit on an industrial estate.
£760 per month: A delight by the River Don
Overlooking the Don, this spacious property is situated in a peaceful riverside location.
North-east biker loses leg in horror crash
Loved ones have rallied round a young motorcyclist who woke up in hospital after a crash to find part of his leg missing.
Appeal after serious crash involving motorbike and car on north-east road
Police are appealing for information after a motorbike and car were involved in a serious crash in the north-east.
Appeal to trace man in orange boiler suit after attempted break-in at Aberdeen home
Police have launched an appeal to trace a man wearing an orange boiler suit following an attempted break-in at an Aberdeen home.
New footbridge opens in Aberdeen community
A new footbridge which will make a scenic stretch of the River Don suitable for pedestrians, cyclists and wheelchair users has been completed.
Fire-damaged Aberdeen school site yet to go on market
A former fire-hit school is still to be put on the market.
Police called after two-vehicle crash on Aberdeen road
Police were called after a two-vehicle crash in Aberdeen. Officers attended Netherview Avenue, Dyce, at around 2.10pm today after receiving reports of a collision. The road was partially blocked for around 45 minutes while vehicles were removed from the road. A Police Scotland spokesman said: “No one was injured and the road has been cleared.”
Plans to convert former Aberdeen bank into two takeaways move forward
Plans to change a former Royal Bank of Scotland in Aberdeen into a sandwich shop and pizza takeaway have taken a step forward.
North-east drink-driver given jail warning after admitting third offence
Fernando Faustino, 52, had been due to be sentenced at Aberdeen Sheriff Court over the latest offence, which happened on August 23.
Shock as 95 jobs facing axe at Aberdeen energy firm
Nearly 100 jobs could be at risk after an Aberdeen offshore engineering firm confirmed it has launched a consultation with workers.
Police warn north-east drivers of delays due to abnormal load
Police in the north-east have warned drivers to expect delays due to an abnormal load.
Signalling fault causes disruption for Aberdeen train passengers
Passengers travelling to and from Aberdeen by train are experiencing delays and cancellations due to a fault.
Greggs to open new Aberdeen store
A popular bakery chain has plans to open a new store in Aberdeen.
Charity wins legal fight against Aberdeen council on business rates rebate
A charity has won a legal battle against a council which denied it the right to claim relief from business rates.
Work begins on 283-home council development in Aberdeen community
Work on a new £30 million council housing development in Aberdeen has got under way.