My Lockdown Diary: By Stoneywood Primary School pupil Filip Loll
I have been stuck at home for several weeks. I don’t get to see my friends and family. Everything that has happened is because of the virus.
Stoneywood
Aberdeen path closed to public after vandalism and dog fouling
Part of a river path has been closed to the public after reports of vandalism and dog fouling.
Painted rocks hidden around Aberdeen community to entertain youngsters
A group of mums have hidden painted rocks around an Aberdeen community for families to find.
Aberdeen woman’s shock as bird of prey almost snatches pet Chihuahua
Sheila Gillanders’ beloved dog Emma was almost scooped up by the large bird yesterday morning while in the garden of their home in Stoneywood.
Aberdeen hotel firm to stand trial over alleged food hygiene breach
An Aberdeen hotel firm is to stand trial next month over an alleged food hygiene breach.
Union bosses welcome sale of Aberdeen mill
Union bosses have welcomed the buy-out of an Aberdeen paper mill.
Hindu temple plan to bring Aberdeen kirk back to life
Plans have been unveiled to convert a former church into Aberdeen’s first Hindu temple.
Cricket: Back-to-back games look set to test teams
Aberdeenshire and Stoneywood-Dyce face testing Eastern Premier games in Edinburgh tomorrow, followed by equally tricky matches in the Scottish Cup quarter–finals on Sunday.
Politician says time is needed for Aberdeen mill buyout
An Aberdeen politician has written to the administrators of Stoneywood Mill to ask for time to be given to management as buyout discussions take place.
Staff to meet Aberdeen papermill bosses after deal falls through
Staff at a closure-threatened Aberdeen papermill were today due to meet bosses to discuss their future after talks to find a buyer collapsed.
Aberdeen dance school steps up to success in national championship
Pupils from an Aberdeen dance school have been successful in a championship competition.
‘Bitter disappointment’ as planners back Aberdeen flats
An Aberdeen community council is “bitterly disappointed” a controversial homes scheme has been supported.
Could these former north-east school sites be transformed into health centres?
NHS Grampian has identified seven locations which could be used to develop GP surgeries and medical centres in the future.
Gallery: Historic Stoneywood paper mill through the decades
Stoneywood Mill is the last remaining paper mill in the city.
Man charged in connection with thefts in Aberdeen
A man is due to appear in court following thefts and road traffic offences in Aberdeen.
Man, 25, arrested in connection with alleged thefts in Aberdeen suburb
A 25-year-old man has been arrested in connection with alleged thefts and road traffic offences in an Aberdeen neighbourhood.
Police urge north-east residents to lock up after spate of thefts
Police are warning members of the public to secure their property following a spate of thefts.
Children will hear less noise from a Boeing 737 than they will from the TV in their home says developer behind Aberdeen flats
Children living at a proposed residential development near Aberdeen airport would hear less from a Boeing 737 than they would from a TV inside their own homes, according to a developer.
Video and gallery: Council leaders praise new Aberdeen school
Council chiefs have hailed a new £13 million Aberdeen school as “fabulous” during a visit.
Solar panels and equipment worth more than £17,000 stolen from north-east building sites
A large number of high-value items have been stolen from building sites across the north-east in a spate of thefts.
Aberdeen MSP calls on council to clean underpass littered with dog mess, broken glass and rubbish
An Aberdeen MSP has raised concerns over the state of a littered underpass used as a route for school pupils.
Traffic lights fail on Aberdeen street
Drivers have been warned of potential delays after traffic lights failed on an Aberdeen street.
Aberdeen shop staff hold Alice in Wonderland tea party for charity
Colleagues at an Aberdeen shop have kickstarted a week-long volunteering drive for a charity with an Alice in Wonderland tea party.
Aberdeen supermarket colleagues in fundraising drive for learning disability charity
Staff at an Aberdeen supermarket have kicked off a volunteering drive by hosting an Alice in Wonderland tea party event.
Aberdeen nurse suspended for falsely claiming cash for hotel stays
A nurse working at an Aberdeen hospital lied about doing a shift – and was caught out when a hotel told her colleague she had not stayed there.
Section of Aberdeen road sealed off after man’s death
A man has died after falling ill on an Aberdeen road.
Aberdeen residents hit out at ‘chaos’ of railway works
Residents today hit out at railway works which they say are causing chaos in their community.
Aberdeen dog owner praises quick-thinking ‘hero’ who rescued pet from frozen river
A “shaken” dog owner who jumped with a friend into a frozen river to save her pet has spoken of her gratitude for the “hero” passer-by who helped with the rescue.
Aberdeen marine ecologist: Send me dead seabirds
Send me your dead seabirds – that is the plea from a marine ecologist researching how marine litter impacts on North-east wildlife.
High crime rates in Aberdeen community causes concern among residents
Incidents included Cordyce School on Riverview Drive being damaged in a fire started by vandals, as well as speeding and youngsters throwing fireworks.