Suburban memories of life in the Granite City
The community spirit found in suburbs and neighbourhoods across the Granite City make it a great place to live, work and play.
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Hanged Man: Historic execution of red-bearded Fraserburgh tramp in 1870
It’s 150 years since a red-bearded tramp from Fraserburgh who murdered a tollbooth keeper became the first person to be privately executed in Britain - in Perth Prison. Gayle Ritchie takes up the story.
Aberdeen archaeologist confirms major prehistoric village find in Cruden Bay
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient settlement at Cruden Bay, dating back to the Iron Age.
Aberdeen Restaurant Week extended to support industry amid ongoing hospitality restrictions
The week-long event which celebrates the local restaurant scene will now run for a fortnight for the first time.
52 rashers of bacon, 13 pints of milk: Shocking reality of the food each household throws away every year laid bare in nationwide survey
The 'frightening' amount of food we throw away every year has been revealed in a nationwide report commissioned by waste app Too Good To Go.
Scotland’s leading hospitality bodies commence legal process against Scottish Government restrictions
The five Scottish hospitality bodies have teamed up in a battle to save the sector.
North-east firms hit out over ‘unfair’ Covid support package after discovering central belt businesses receiving twice as much
A support package for businesses struck down by coronavirus restrictions has been branded a "slap in the face" after it emerged firms in central Scotland are receiving twice as much as their counterparts elsewhere.
Coronavirus: Hospitality restrictions ‘could be the end of Scotland’s pubs as we know them’
Tough restrictions on hospitality have been extended for a further week and could go on even longer, as industry leaders warn the decision "could be the end of Scotland's pubs as we know them".
Another crushing blow for hospitality businesses as opening restrictions are extended
Under-pressure hospitality businesses have been hit with another broadside with the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s announcement that current opening restrictions are to continue until at least November 2.
Scotland’s five-tier Covid-19 alert system: Everything we know so far
Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed Scotland will enter a new five-tier coronavirus alert system from next month.
Suburban memories of life in the Granite City
Aberdeen's suburbs and communities have seen many changes over the years but have always been the lifeblood of the Granite City.
Analysis: Boris Johnson starts reconstruction work on Labour’s ‘red wall’
Boris Johnson seemingly launched his first major infrastructure project this week, rebuilding Labour's "red wall" across the north of England.
VSA: Moving stories as Aberdeen social care charity opens 150 years of archives
Dreams of a life at sea were shattered for three young stowaways when the boys from Hull, hungry and seasick, emerged from their hiding place on a trawler – and ended up being looked after in the Aberdeen Children’s Shelter.
Fish distributors forced to adapt their business model and go straight to the consumer – with a little help from celebrity chef James Martin
During the coronavirus pandemic many fish companies changed their business model and became more customer-focused. And as Brian Stormont found out, one fish supplier even got a helping hand from celebrity chef James Martin – albeit unwittingly!
Last call for restaurants to participate in Aberdeen Restaurant Week
Aberdeen Restaurant Week is calling on venues to help serve up city-wide hospitality celebration.
Aberdeen MP says ‘no excuse’ for Government’s failure to tackle tax evasion
An Aberdeen MP has criticised the UK Government for failing to tackle tax evasion.
Suburban memories of life in the Granite City
Aberdeen has seen many famous faces over the years and even produced a few - like Annie Lennox.
Bygone Broch: Fraserburgh on Film creator shortlisted for international award
It's a treasure trove of work which brings the bygone Broch back to life.
High-quality tea could be grown right here in Scotland – with a little help from scientists
A group of Scottish tea planters are on a mission to find the perfect brew that can be grown on home soil. Rebecca Shearer speaks to some of those involved in the project to find out more..
Tory MP resigns as ministerial aide with blast at PM’s coronavirus approach
A Conservative MP has resigned as a ministerial aide over coronavirus restrictions, saying the “attempted cure is worse than the disease”.
How will the £40m fund to support Scotland’s embattled hospitality businesses be allocated, who gets what and will it be enough?
After the Scottish Government outlined details of a fund to help businesses affected by the latest Covid-19 restrictions in Scotland, we break down who is entitled to what - and whether it will be enough to save those on the brink.
Nicola Sturgeon accused of continued ‘cover up’ of meeting with Salmond’s ex-aide
Nicola Sturgeon has been accused of continuing to “cover-up” a meeting with Alex Salmond’s former chief-of-staff after she was reminded she had taken part in it.
Aberdeen at Work: From trade wars to child labour, graft and growth in the city
It's a cosmopolitan city with a thriving port and a diverse range of industries that, in some cases, stretch back more than 1,000 years.
Video: Sturgeon tells of ‘shock’ as Alex Salmond revealed allegations against him
Nicola Sturgeon’s failure to remember a meeting at which she was told about sexual misconduct allegations against Alex Salmond has been branded “absurd”.
Scottish universities could be forced to ‘raid’ reserves to cover cost of Brexit
Scottish universities could be forced to curb higher education spending in order to plug the funding gaps left by Brexit, academic bosses have admitted.
Starmer’s Call Keir event in Margaret Ferrier’s constituency sees Scottish Labour branded a ‘joke’
Sir Keir Starmer was told Scottish Labour was a “joke” when he hosted a virtual meeting to highlight local frustration over Margaret Ferrier’s breach of Covid rules.
Brexit: What deal is the UK Government going to strike on fishing?
Fisheries remains "the most difficult issue" in the Brexit trade talks, the UK's chief negotiator, David Frost, has admitted.
WATCH: Liz Truss mocked for pledging to ‘undermine’ UK farmers
Liz Truss has been left red faced after accidentally promising to "undermine" UK farmers in US trade talks.
International trade: Ministers ‘failing’ whisky industry after a year of tariffs
Trade ministers have been accused of "failing" Scotch whisky, after the industry marked a year of tariffs.
The beer gardens and al fresco restaurants in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire you can grab an alcoholic drink in now
While customers may not be able to catch up for a glass of wine or a pint indoors, venues have adapted to offer up comfortable outdoor experiences.