Gallery: The North-east oil industry in pictures
We’ve taken a look back through our archives and dug up these images of how the oil industry in the North-east has changed through the decades.
History
Antonine Wall was painted in vibrant colours by Romans, research shows
Parts of the Roman Empire’s most north-western frontier were originally painted in vibrant reds and yellows, new research has revealed.
Aberdeen Science Centre appeals for old photographs to celebrate 30th anniversary
Aberdeen Science Centre is calling on any previous visitors to donate photographs for a new display.
Bomber Command veterans gather for opening of centre to honour crews
Bomber Command veterans from around the globe have gathered to officially open a centre to honour the crews which helped turn the tide of the Second World War.
Bomber Command veterans gather for opening of centre to honour crews
Bomber Command veterans from around the globe have gathered to officially open a centre to honour the crews which helped turn the tide of the Second World War.
Bomber Command veterans gather for opening of centre to honour crews
Bomber Command veterans from around the globe have gathered to officially open a centre to honour the crews which helped turn the tide of the Second World War.
Gallery: Flying back in time with special aircraft
We’ve taken a look back through our archives and dug up these images of the varied aircraft that have visited the North-east.
Gallery: St Fergus through the decades
We’ve taken a look back through our archives and dug up these images of how St Fergus has changed over the past few decades.
Aberdeen university’s gift from 1860s found to be £2m painting
A painting gifted to the University of Aberdeen more than 150 years ago has been found to be the work of Italian artist Canaletto, valued at £2 million.
North-east history teacher ‘said school bosses were part of religious cult’
It is alleged that, while the teacher was having a discussion with the school’s deputy headteacher, they banged both fists on the deputy headteacher’s desk and tore clumps of hair from their head, causing the deputy headteacher fear and distress.
In pictures: The changing face of Aberdeen’s buses
We’ve taken a look back through our archives and dug up these images of how buses in the North-east have changed over the past few decades.
Aberdeen man ‘kept old EE until it was 100 years old after finding it 20 years ago at work’
A man who discovered an old Evening Express more than 20 years ago has held onto it until it reached its 100th year.
Gallery: Classic cars in the North-east
We’ve taken a look back through our archives and dug up these images of classic cars pictured in the North-east over the past few decades.
Gallery: Sands of time blowing through Balmedie
We’ve taken a look back through our archives and dug up these images of Balmedie over the past few decades.
Gallery: Netball girls are the centre of attention
We’ve taken a look back through our archives and dug up these images of North-east netball teams over the past few decades.
Gallery: Tour through time to the village of Torphins
We’ve taken a look back through our archives and dug up these images of Torphins over the past few decades.
Hands off! — Calls for historic artwork to be retained in Montrose
Hands off our artwork!
Hundreds of troop relatives invited to First World War centenary event
Hundreds of descendants of those who fought in the First World War Battle of Amiens can apply for tickets for its centenary commemoration.
Bypass excavations uncover 15,000-year-old items
Bread ovens used by invading Roman soldiers are among ancient artefacts uncovered during excavations for the Aberdeen bypass.
15,000-year-old artefacts discovered on sites along Aberdeen bypass
Artefacts dug up during excavations on the Aberdeen bypass have revealed glimpses into the last 15,000 years in the North-east – and raised questions over the area’s past.
In Pictures: Old Deer through the decades
We’ve taken a look back through our archives and dug up these images of Old Deer over the past few decades.
Community group to survey former Aberdeen school building in bid to see premises saved
Community activists are set to step inside a former school building and carry out a survey in their bid to see it restored.
In pictures: Off-road motorcycle racing in the North-east
We’ve taken a look back through our archives and dug up these images of off-road motorcycle racing in the North-east over the past few decades.
In Pictures: The North-east’s peat industry
We’ve taken a look back through our archives and dug up these images of the North-east’s peat industry over the past few decades.
Sex and flirtation advice found in Victorian manuals
The Victorians may have a reputation for being prudish, but researchers have uncovered 19th century manuals featuring explicit sex and flirtation advice.
Watch: Georgian-era ‘sex manual’ advises men to eat sparrows and parsnips
An auction house is selling an 18th century “sex manual” – which advises men to improve their performance by eating sparrows, parsnips and young pigeons.
Watch: Take a look inside Aberdeen’s Victoria Road School
These images reveal how the former Victoria Road School looks inside, after years of lying empty. Click on the link below to see dozens of images from inside the old school.
Son pays tribute to Aberdeen dad killed in World War 2
A pensioner has paid a poignant tribute to the father he never knew on the 75th anniversary of his death in World War 2.
Major exhibition on the history of silver to tour Scotland
A major exhibition on the use of silver in Scotland in the first millennium AD – exploring links to the Romans and Vikings – is set to tour the country.
Pioneering research reveals what first modern Briton looked like
The first modern Briton, who lived around 300 generations ago, had “dark to black” skin, groundbreaking research has revealed.