SSEN announce £10 million investment for Aberdeen
Energy firm SSEN has announced £10 million worth of investment for Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen road to close for telecom mast works
An Aberdeen road will be closed for three days while telecom mast works are carried out.
Aberdeen garage staff set off on 458-mile charity cycle
Staff from an Aberdeen car repair service have set off on the first leg of a 458-mile cycle to raise vital funds for charity.
Appeal after cash stolen from Aberdeen salon
Police are investigating after cash was stolen from an Aberdeen salon.
Anger as Aberdeen council slashes opening hours at tips
Opposition leaders have hit out at plans to slash the opening hours of two recycling centres.
Historic Aberdeen signal box demolished as campaign hits buffers
A historic Aberdeen signal box at the heart of an appeal to save it has now been completely demolished.
Man taken to hospital after crash on Aberdeen road
A man was taken to hospital following a crash involving a bike and a car on an Aberdeen road.
New lease of life planned for former Aberdeen bank site
A planning statement submitted online by the firm said one of the spaces could be used by a pizza chain and another could be turned into a sandwich bar such as popular eatery Greggs.
Plans to build 150 homes on site of former Aberdeen oil and gas firm
Silverburn House, on Claymore Drive, Bridge of Don, is currently in the process of being demolished.
Builder pledges £200,000 to improve Aberdeen health centre
Controversial plans to create around 285 flats in Aberdeen will see contributions made to public services by the developers.
‘Caring and nurturing’ Aberdeen nursery praised
Staff support children well in a caring and nurturing way at an Aberdeen nursery, inspectors have said.
£1.1m ambulance base is ‘missing piece’ in vital trauma care network
Using helicopters, planes or fast response vehicles, the ScotSTAR North base in Aberdeen provides potentially life-saving pre-hospital care for seriously injured and critically ill patients.
Aberdeen charity football event will help buy school uniform for around 100 pupils
A charity is hoping to help north-east children in need by providing them with school uniforms.
Almost 500 Aberdeen youngsters take part in free summer holiday events
Almost 500 youngsters have attended free activities in Aberdeen during the first week of the school holidays.
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.
One lane closed on Aberdeen road due to broken down lorry
A section of the A96 is down to one lane this morning due to a broken down lorry. Police Scotland were called to the scene at 10.25am. One lane is currently closed in the northbound direction near Dyce. Keep up to date with the latest news with The Evening Express newsletter
Talks due over future of Aberdeen rail signal box
Aberdeen city councillors are to meet with Network Rail representatives this week to discuss the future of a historic signal box.
Takeaway plans at old Aberdeen bank spark resident concerns
Residents have raised concerns over plans to convert a former Aberdeen bank into two food outlets.
Police called to crash on north-east road
Emergency services have attended a one-car crash on a north-east road. A white Fiat 500 car left the road on the A947 between Dyce and Newmachar shortly before 11am. A police spokeswoman said nobody had been injured in the crash and confirmed recovery of the vehicle had been arranged.
Aberdeen school pupils dance into the heart of Dame Darcey
Primary school pupils from across Aberdeen have been showing off their dancing skills to legendary ballerina and former Strictly judge Dame Darcey Bussell.
Hopes popular Aberdeen gala day could return
It is hoped a popular community event will return to Aberdeen next year.
One vehicle crash on north-east road
Emergency services were called to a one-vehicle collision on a north-east road.
Conjuring up some fairytale magic as door opens on spellbinding Aberdeen trail
Fairies have set up home in an Aberdeen community.
Cricket: Back-to-back games look set to test teams
Aberdeenshire and Stoneywood-Dyce face testing Eastern Premier games in Edinburgh tomorrow, followed by equally tricky matches in the Scottish Cup quarter–finals on Sunday.
Broken down bus causes delays on Aberdeen road
Rush-hour commuters are facing delays heading into Aberdeen this morning. Traffic is queued along a city-bound section of the A96, between Craibstone and Bucksburn. It’s understood the delays are being caused by a broken down bus near the Dyce Drive junction.
Free sports sessions for Aberdeen kids
Children can join in a free sports session at Kingsford School in Mastrick from 7.30pm to 9pm tomorrow. The Denis Law Streetsport scheme takes place there every Tuesday – and will also take place at the Central Park astroturf in Dyce from 7.30pm to 9.30pm on Tuesdays starting next week.
Man charged in relation to drink driving in north-east
A 29-year-old man has been charged in relation to drink driving offences after being detected at more than twice the limit.
New north-east train station could open next May
A new £14.5 million train station could open in May next year.
Three deny drug charges after heroin and cocaine seized in Aberdeen
Three people have appeared in court charged with being concerned in the supply of cocaine and heroin.
Bus replacement services after train breaks down on Aberdeen line
Trains between Aberdeen and Inverness may be cancelled or delayed following a fault.