Video: North-east pensioner ‘fighting fit’ after earning black belt in karate
A north-east pensioner is "fighting fit" after earning his black belt in karate - at the age of 80.
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North-east recommended to keep guard up with ‘fragile’ Covid-19 situation
The number of cases of coronavirus may have dropped again in the north-east but a health boss has warned the situation remains "fragile".
Aberdeen Art Gallery reopens with unusual new star attraction
The reopening of the Aberdeen Art Gallery has been hailed a success.
Public consultation to be held on plan to build homes on former Aberdeen academy site
A public consultation is to be held on plans to build homes on the grounds of a former Aberdeen academy.
Art studio plans submitted for Aberdeen city centre building
Plans have been submitted to turn a former Aberdeen city centre office into a new art studio with workshop space.
North-East Now: Better your health, lifestyle and fitness with Aberdeen’s one2one clinic
An Aberdeen diet clinic is helping residents achieve their goals to improve their fitness, health and lifestyle.
Kitten rescued after being stuck up a tree for three days
A 14-week-old kitten, a hessian Bag for Life and a feline friendly tree surgeon may not sound like typical ingredients for a Sunday night thriller.
New opening date announced for north-east community campus
A new north-east community campus will now open in October after being hit by construction delays caused by the coronavirus lockdown.
‘We got through coronavirus, but we’re not going to survive the council’: Aberdeen business owners hit out at ‘ridiculous’ road layout
Business owners fear they will be forced to close due to "ridiculous" social distancing restrictions making it difficult for customers to get access to shops.
Personal data blunder as personal phone numbers of sheriffs and Aberdeen police officer published online
Sensitive personal information, including the personal phone numbers of sheriffs, solicitors, court officials and a senior Aberdeen police officer, have been accidentally published online.
#stillstandingfree: Dons hail 100 days of coronavirus kindness
Since football was shut down in the middle of March, Aberdeen FC has had to reckon with a radical shift in daily life – players are unable to set foot on their pitch, or even train within two metres of each other.
Former oil worker to open high-end fashion store in Aberdeen shopping centre
At the end of last year, Ryan Steehouder decided to take everything – his income, his career, his life – into his own hands.
Plans for new Aberdeen cafe approved
Proposals to turn a former Aberdeen bookmakers into a cafe have been given the green light.
Rig workers raise thousands for north-east coronavirus fund
Offshore workers have raised thousands of pounds for a campaign launched to give comfort boxes to frontline staff.
‘End of an era’: Aberdeen furnishing store to shut down after 40 years
The owner of a family-run paint and wallpaper shop has said its closure after 40 years will mark the “end of an era”.
Plans for hundreds of affordable homes in Aberdeen community
Hundreds of new affordable homes could be built at a proposed Peterculter development.
Vintage tractor sale to prove big pull for buyers
A RETIRED mechanic who once owned Scotland’s largest assortment of vintage tractors will auction off the last of his collection.
Sheep targeted by dog
A FARMER whose sheep were chased to their deaths by dogs has urged other pet owners to keep their animals under control.
Watch: You could be the new owner of this £1.7 million mansion for just £25
A North-east mum has put her £1.7 million luxury mansion up for grabs as a competition prize in the hope of raising over £1 million for charity.