How the last tram from Torry sparked the bonfire of Aberdeen’s entire fleet
They turned out in the teeth of a howling blizzard to mark a special moment in Aberdeen’s history… the last tram to run from Torry.
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Large and ‘unsightly’ for sale signs could be banned from Aberdeen city centre buildings
Large and "unsightly" to let and for sale signs could be banned from city centre buildings in Aberdeen under new plans to protect the character of the area.
Rigging the game with Tabitha Lasley, the woman who broke into the world of North Sea oil workers
It's a familiar Hollywood plotline; the single-minded individual who confronts obstacles, struggles with strangers and ends up being tossed on to the scrap heap, but keeps fighting to bring their dream to fruition.
Aberdeen’s historic Monkey House to be converted into high end apartments
A historic landmark on Aberdeen's Granite Mile could be converted into flats as the owner hopes to help "reinvigorate" the city centre.
Four over-60s victims of theft in centre of Aberdeen in less than a week
Police are urging vigilance after four people over the age of 60 were victims of theft in Aberdeen city centre within the last week.
Snowstorms bring a blizzard of memories for the north-east
The wintry blast that blanketed the north-east in a covering of snow brought disruption in its wake.
Aberdeen ‘ghost town’ fears met with ‘slap in the face’ from Nicola Sturgeon
North East MSP Liam Kerr has accused First Minister Nicola Sturgeon of giving Aberdeen a "slap in the face" after he asked a question on the city's retail future.
Missing Aberdeen man traced safe and well
A man reported missing from Aberdeen has been traced safe and well. Arron Campbell was last seen on Union Street on Thursday December 31. Police launched an appeal to trace the 36-year-old, however, have now confirmed he has been traced. Police have thanked the public for their assistance.
Woman who left love rival scarred after city centre attack handed compensation order
A woman who left a love rival scarred after a broad daylight attack in the city centre has been ordered to pay her victim compensation.
Video: Aberdeen trampoline park could open its doors in spring
The trampoline park will include a 12,000 sq ft assault course, a 10,000 sq ft inflatable system, a laser quest arena and five-a-side football pitch.
Backtrack on Aberdeen HMV closure after lease extension agreed
Fears Aberdeen's HMV may close for good have been quashed after a new lease was agreed.
The spirit of Aberdeen’s Christmas past includes riots, murders and ghosts
Christmas in Aberdeen is a time for… schoolboy riots, murder and blood sacrifice.
Aberdeen man fined for making racist comments to shop staff
An Aberdeen man made racist comments to two shop workers after becoming involved in a row over outdoor seating arrangements at a nearby pub.
Video: Police working with Aberdeen retailers to crack down on festive thieves
Police in Aberdeen have been out and about in city centre stores as part of a crackdown on festive shoplifters.
Jingle tills: Take a look at Aberdeen’s Christmas shopping rush over the years
Aberdeen among four UK cities to get postbox with special festive surprise
Aberdeen is one of four cities across the UK to get a special Christmas postbox featuring a surprise from Santa.
Moreen Simpson: Why loadsaquines will be crying over blow to shops
Right after Black Friday and Black Monday came the blackest day of all for our high street stores.
The Christmas lights of old Aberdeen still dazzle after all these years
Across the north-east, Christmas lights are bursting into life to drive cold winter away and bring some sparkle and cheer to these, particularly dark days.
Hopes new Christmas gift card will drive shoppers back to high street and local retailers
Businesses across the north-east are taking part in a new Christmas scheme in the hope of bringing people back to the city centre during its hour of greatest need.
Video: Section of Aberdeen’s Union Street cordoned off as emergency services deal with medical matter
Police have cordoned off a section of Union Street in Aberdeen as they deal with an ongoing incident.
Aberdeen woman left love rival scarred following city centre attack
Danielle Sunley, 29, offered her victim a "square go" after bumping into her on Union Street, but when the woman declined Sunley punched her in the face anyway.
Police hunt for man who racially abused people in Aberdeen city centre
Police are hunting for a man who was heard racially abusing people in Aberdeen city centre.
Burger King reopens restaurant in Aberdeen city centre
Burger King has announced one of its Aberdeen restaurants has reopened for dine-in service and takeaway.
Tales of ghostly girls and haunted shoe shops scare up a spine tingling treat for Aberdeen’s Halloween
Halloween, the night when some say the veil between this world and the next is at its thinnest, is the time for ghost stories – and author Graeme Milne has plenty to tell.
757 drivers fined for ignoring bus gate on Aberdeen’s Union Street
More than 750 fines have been handed out in the space of a month at Aberdeen's newest bus gate.
CCTV images of man and woman released after assault and robbery in Aberdeen city centre
Police have today released CCTV images of a man and woman they want to speak to following an assault and robbery in Aberdeen city centre.
Frank Gilfeather: Aberdonians are best off in the UK… well that’s rich
If you're a working man or woman, resident in Aberdeen and reading this, contain yourself for a couple of minutes when I inform you that employees in the Granite City are awash with dosh.
Video: Aberdeen bar staff protest against Covid-19 restrictions by dumping ice on Union Street after 6pm closing time
Restaurant and pub workers in Aberdeen tonight dumped buckets of ice on Union Street to protest the new curfew on the hospitality sector.
Gallery: Crossing over the Bridge of Dee
This week’s gallery focuses on the Bridge of Dee area of Aberdeen. With pictures taken through the decades, we can see how the area’s changed over the last 50 years.
Readers’ Letters: Aberdeen students must act responsibly
Following on from the article on September 24 and EE’s Our View, did anybody honestly expect students would be socially responsible?