Interactive map: Covid cases in north-east drop 54% in two weeks
Covid cases in the north-east have dropped by 54% in the past two weeks, new figures show.
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Interactive map: Number of Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire Covid cases down almost 30% on last week
The number of new coronavirus cases detected in the north-east in the past has dropped by almost 30% compared to previous week.
Dog mauled serial domestic abuser after he knocked out girlfriend’s teeth in vicious attack
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier leapt into action to protect the woman when Liam Gove, 24, punched her twice in the face.
Eddie the Eagle: From scavenging bins and living in a mental asylum to working at Glenshee
As lockdown smothers the snowsports industry, ski jump legend Eddie the Eagle reminisces about his time working at Glenshee in the 1980s.
Former Aberdeen teacher cleared of sex attacks on pupils
A former teacher has been cleared of sexually assaulting pupils at an Aberdeen school.
Energy transition, tourism and connectivity key election themes in north and north-east
For those of us from the Granite City, it is near impossible to imagine an Aberdeen without oil.
Interactive map: More than 1,310 new Covid cases detected in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire
More than three-quarters of Aberdeen, and half of Aberdeenshire have their rate of Covid cases in the highest two categories, according to the latest figures.
‘Outrageous negligence’: Sister of tragic driver hits out as trains reach double the speed limit amid landslip fears on north-east line
Rail bosses have come under fire after train drivers were clocked at 100mph on tracks where a 40mph emergency limit had been put in place amid landslip fears.
Hospitals stretched as Covid-19 and icy weather grips north-east
North-east health chiefs have revealed hospital services have been stretched in the city with a double whammy of Covid-19 cases and patients admitted with injuries caused by icy conditions.
Interactive map: More than half of Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire in highest categories as new graphics show spread of Covid
More than half of the areas in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire have an infection rate of more than 200 cases per 100,000 population, according to the latest figures.
New variant of Covid-19 taking hold in north-east
The variant, known as B.1.1.7, is estimated to be the cause of 38% of all Covid-19 infections in Scotland, with studies carried out showing it is 50% more transmissible than the original virus.
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As we enter another period of full-scale lockdown, the normal rhythms of life will be disrupted, just as they were back in March.
Interactive map: Find out how many Covid-19 cases there are in your area of Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire
The latest official figures showing the spread of coronavirus across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire give an idea of how your community is affected.
More Spaces for People measures to be removed at Aberdeen beach
The Beach Boulevard, between the Beach Esplanade and Links Road travelling east bound will be shut from 8am on January 5 to 5pm on the same day.
Star cricketer Solo Nqweni hopes to return to north-east after recovery from rare illness
A star cricketer who was struck down by a rare illness has revealed he wants to return to the game he loves – and the north-east.
North-east woman admits dumping body of former soldier Aaron Rossiter
A woman has admitted moving a dead man's body out of her home, then dumping it between two sheds in a north-east town.
‘It breaks our hearts to think this might be Leo’s last Christmas’: Family’s devastation after boy, 5, diagnosed with brain tumour
Leo Middleton, five, has been diagnosed with a diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) – and his heartbroken family have been told he could have just months to live.
Interactive map: Find out how many Covid-19 cases there are in your area
The latest official figures showing the spread of coronavirus across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire give an idea of how your community is affected.
Free school meals: Eligible pupils can claim them while learning from home in January
The Scottish Government has published new guidance for schools returning in January.
12 strays of Christmas: Can you give one of these pets a forever home?
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SAD FRIDAY: Aberdeen city centre falls quiet as region moves into tier 3
Tougher Covid restrictions have come into force in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire - as the country's clinical director spoke of his concern at the rise in north-east cases.
Aberdeen primary school pupils caught watching porn on mobile phones
Staff had to deal with three instances of material on Pornhub being viewed on phones in school in recent months
Interactive map: Find out how many Covid-19 cases there are in your area of Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire
The latest official figures showing the spread of coronavirus across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire give an idea of how your community is affected.
North East Now: Menswear brands bring quality and style to city and shire this winter
Online hub North East Now aims to boost the regional economy over the winter period as its festive campaign continues.
Covid positivity rate in Aberdeen 10% higher than Scottish average as city records 265 cases in seven-day period
More than half of Aberdeen now has a Covid positive rate of more than 100 cases per 100,000 people according to the latest figures.
Thousands of NHS Grampian staff forced to isolate due to Covid-19
Thousands of NHS Grampian staff in the north-east have been forced to isolate due to Covid-19 this year, the Evening Express can reveal.
Police hunt for four people after north-east man attacked and robbed in his home
Police are searching for four people after a man was assaulted and robbed in his own home in a north-east community.
Interactive map: Find out how many Covid-19 cases there are in your area of Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire
The latest official figures showing the spread of coronavirus across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire give an idea of how your community is affected.
Thug jailed for ‘vicious and unprovoked’ assault on disabled Aberdeen man
Neil Wilson's victim, who suffers from a neuromuscular disorder, managed to grab a baseball bat in a bid to fight him off.
Aberdeen man admits threatening neighbour
A man has admitted making a series of threats to his neighbour.