Police launch investigation after man found dead in Aberdeen home
An investigation has been launched after a man was found dead at an address in Aberdeen.
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Moreen Simpson: Social media’s shortcut leads into memory lane
Fit better wye to lift the spirits during this affa time than tae look back at the good al’ days?
Aberdeen school launches new scheme to help local traders
An Aberdeen school has launched a "spot the odd one out" initiative to raise funds and help support local businesses.
Fire crews called after smoke reported at Aberdeen chip shop last night
Fire crews were called out to an Aberdeen chip shop last night after smoke was reported coming from the building.
Aberdeen antisocial cycling operation hailed a success by police
A police operation aimed at tackling antisocial cycling in the city has been hailed a success.
‘Relief’ as controversial Aberdeen bus gate is removed
Relieved traders have welcomed the removal of a controversial bus gate in Aberdeen - but warned more help is needed to support businesses.
Suburban memories of life in the Granite City
The suburbs and communities of Aberdeen are the many strands which make up the tapestry of the Granite City as a wonderful place to live, work and play.
Dine in at Aberdeen ice-cream parlour from tomorrow
An Aberdeen ice-cream parlour has announced plans to let customers dine in from tomorrow.
The 14 areas of Aberdeen where no coronavirus deaths have been reported
New data released by the National Records of Scotland shows the scale of coronavirus deaths across the north-east.
Readers’ Letters: Measures more suited to plague
Being an essential worker, I notice daily the limited numbers walking through the many streets now partially blocked for social distancing, and I find this totally unnecessary given it is a virus and not the bubonic plague.
Busy first weekend for Aberdeen beer gardens and al fresco cafes
Cafes and bars in Aberdeen welcomed back their weekend customers - and reported bumper business.
North-east residents urged to use charity shops to help save lives
North-east residents have been encouraged to visit a national charity's stores to help it tackle a shortfall in funding caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Aberdeen city centre business owner hits out at council over ‘detrimental’ works
Footfall in Aberdeen city centre has increased by almost a quarter in the last week as shops and other businesses reopen.
Aberdeen cafe’s ‘coffee garden’ to open this weekend
An Aberdeen cafe is opening a "coffee garden" this weekend.
‘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.
Suburban memories of life in the Granite City
Join us on journey back through the years in the Granite City's many communities and suburbs... from royalty to Radio One DJs.
New works will help cafes and shops in Aberdeen community reopen after Covid-19 lockdown
Changes are being carried out in an Aberdeen community to encourage walking and cycling, as well helping businesses reopen following lockdown.
London pair in dock after cops seize cannabis plants worth up to £400,000 in Aberdeen
Two men have appeared in court after police discovered hundreds of cannabis plants worth up to £400,000 in properties in Aberdeen.
Two men charged after police seize £400,000 of cannabis plants in Aberdeen
Cannabis plants worth around £400,000 have been seized in Aberdeen.
The 16 areas of Aberdeen where no coronavirus deaths have been reported
New data released by the National Records of Scotland shows the scale of coronavirus deaths across the north-east.
Aberdeen police use ‘drug wipes’ to catch drivers under the influence
Aberdeen police have been using specialised "drug wipes" to catch those driving under the influence.
Public told not to fear taking the bus as pandemic leaves First Aberdeen with 15% of usual trade
Bosses at First Aberdeen have revealed the stark impact coronavirus lockdown has made on passenger numbers - but have praised the public from heeding stay at home advice.
Suburban memories of life in the Granite City
Community life has always been at the heart of Aberdeen, making it a great place to live, work and play.
Aberdeen councillors praise firefighters’ swift response to flat blaze
Two Aberdeen councillors have praised firefighters for their quick response after a blaze broke out in a city flat.
Aberdeen chipper donates fish suppers to sheltered housing residents
Residents at an Aberdeen sheltered housing complex have enjoyed free fish and chips thanks to a new business.
Aberdeen MSP’s fears OAPs might ‘slip through net’ during Covid-19 pandemic
An Aberdeen MSP has warned older people who live alone are at risk of missing out on coronavirus support.
MSP urges north-east residents to seek medical help if they need it after health scare
The number of people visiting accident and emergency departments across Scotland has fallen from nearly 27,000 at the beginning of March to just over 11,000.
Aberdeen musician creates music video of ‘eerie’ vacant city centre
The “eerie” empty streets of the city have inspired an Aberdeen musician.
Man, 42, charged after car broken into in Aberdeen
A man has been charged after items were stolen from a car in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen man’s shock after £3,500 e-bike stolen
An Aberdeen man has told of his shock after his £3,500 electric bike was stolen.