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The Centre for Contemporary Art in Londonderry has been shortlisted for a national award (Marc Atkins/Art Fund 2021/PA)

Shortlist announced for Art Fund museum of the year

21/07/2021

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The secret history of all the north-east’s Wetherspoon pubs

16/07/2021

Cows are helping to maintain the battlefield at Culloden (Alison White Photography/PA)

Grazing cows join animals helping to preserve Culloden battlefield

15/07/2021

Rare historic coins found by archaeologists working with HS2 (HS2)

UK

Archaeologists discover hundreds of rare coins from Iron Age on HS2 route

14/07/2021

Archaeologists are hoping to recover the remains of an American bomber crew, whose aircraft crashed at a site in Arundel in 1944 (Gareth Fuller/PA)

UK

Site of 1944 bomber crash being dug up in effort to bring US air crew home

30/06/2021

Aberdeen Harbour, 1959.

6 Wonderful Memories of Aberdeen through the Decades

26/06/2021

A Lance Corporal of Horse holds the Waterloo Eagle outside the Household Cavalry Museum in central London (Victoria Jones/PA)

UK

Cavalrymen ride through London to mark Waterloo anniversary

21/06/2021

Aerial view of the Crannog Centre

Crannog Centre boss ‘overwhelmed’ by kindness as fundraiser hits £20k

14/06/2021

Scottish Crannog Centre after the fire

Crannog Centre fundraiser pulls in over £11,000 in under 24 hours

13/06/2021

An aerial view of the Crannog Centre

What is the Crannog Centre? The story behind the Iron Age living museum

12/06/2021

From Dorset to Deeside: Watch as Victorian organ is brought back to life in new home

09/06/2021

Gladstone’s Land in Edinburgh is reopening on May 21 (National Trust for Scotland/PA)

Royal Mile tenement museum reopens after £1.5m restoration

21/05/2021

A scientist controls a 3D scanner over the alleged remains of bones of Christopher Columbus and family members, in the Anthropology Laboratory at Granada University in Spain (AP)

Countdown begins to discover where explorer Christopher Columbus came from

19/05/2021

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Our Aberdeen: Gardening scenes always evergreen

06/05/2021

Workmen install a section of the original wooden foremast from HMS Victory with a hole in the middle made by a cannon ball during the Battle of Trafalgar (Andrew Matthews/PA)

UK

HMS Victory mast damaged at the Battle of Trafalgar to go on display

03/05/2021

1970: The Queen attended Hazlehead Academy for its official opening. Third year pupil Linda Williamson explains techniques of design to the Queen in the art department.

Gallery: Years of fun at Hazlehead Academy

28/04/2021

The flag mystery was vexing keen historian Lord Provost Barney Crockett.

Aberdeen Town House flag mystery solved – but answer is not what most people thought

28/04/2021

1988: Willie (left) and Lucky Lucy talk over their chances in tomorrow's competition being run by Aberdeen's Hayfield Riding School after being put through their paces yesterday by 15 year old Billy Grant (left), Bucksburn and their owner Kevin McDonald (15), Bucksburn, both Aberdeen.

Gallery: Hayfield Riding Centre

22/04/2021

1985: In the plant house, manager Marion Frewing and plant house manager Jimmy McRae prepare a hanging basket assortment for a customer, against a backdrop of hundreds of bedding plants.

Gallery: Memories of Findlay Clark Garden Centre

21/04/2021

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Prince Philip: No-nonsense Duke of Edinburgh was Queen’s ‘strength and stay’

09/04/2021

1984 - Mrs Moira McLennan with her son Bruce (13) (fourth from left), and several of the neighbours children who would use a play area if the council agreed to building one in the background.

Gallery: Seaton through the years

02/04/2021

Half Pint Milk Bottle

Our Aberdeen: Zero waste and ‘cashback’ in days gone by

18/03/2021

1941: Pictured are the Auxiliary Territorial Service on march. Picture taken in 1941.

Gallery: Celebrating International Women’s Day

05/03/2021

1988: Lyric Musical Society hostess Mary Webster shows a leg to some of the cast outside the theatre.

Gallery: Look back at lyric musical society

05/03/2021

Presentation Gold Snuff Box with Agate Cover made by James Erskine

Our Aberdeen: Scotland’s gemstones

26/02/2021

Fire service battling the blaze

‘Another sad chapter in the Old Mill Inn saga’: Owner of former hotel looks to the future as historic premises burns down

22/02/2021

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Our Aberdeen: Ox-some objects for Chinese New Year

18/02/2021

1988: Gardeners at Johnston Gardens clear the paths after yesterday's mornings snowfall. They are Campbell Kelso, (right), 29 Bank Street, Aberdeen, and Graham Rennie, Lonard Cottage, Drumoak.

Gallery: Aberdeen’s Johnston Gardens

05/02/2021

The Rhynie Man.

Iconic Pictish stone could return home to north-east village

25/01/2021

Moreen is doing the Beach Crawl to Del Shannon's Kelly

Moreen Simpson: Social media’s shortcut leads into memory lane

22/01/2021

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