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BrewDog has appointed advisers for a potential sale.

The council project offers up to £35k to help refurbish vacant properties and attract new tenants to Union Street units — and now 20 spots have been taken on so far.

Councils across Scotland are deciding if they can afford to close schools and give staff the extra bank holiday off to mark Scotland men's World Cup comeback.

Police say inquiries are ongoing into what happened.

Swedish meatballs are off the menu as the brand launches in its new north-east location.

A tribunal ruled the company acted unlawfully.

The new venue is operated by the team behind The Atrium.

Following two trials, the Aberdeen-born singer was convicted of two rapes, an attempted rape, three sexual assaults, and two charges of voyeurism against six different women.

Burghmuir Drive was closed due to the collision.

A probe into the incident has been launched and it is understood no firearm was used in the incident.

The Granite City pharmacist and entrepreneur played a steady game in Thursday's episode.

Aberlour Children's Charity wants to build a modern two-storey extension at its Hopetoun Court facility, arguing that excess parking was caused by folk attending events at P&J Live rather than its members.

Heavy snow could cause disruption during Saturday night and Sunday morning.

The taxi firm's boss Chris Douglas told The P&J that the new app will "make a massive improvement to the customer on the street"

A 60-year-old man had to be rushed to hospital following the incident.

Cafe Neuk owner Caitlin Turriff reveals how she would have needed to charge £10.56 for a single toastie to stay afloat - and why she is now battling the UK Government over crippling VAT charges.

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Jessica's mum Kelly Murdoch said: "To me, my daughter is still on her sleepover and I’m waiting for her to come home."

Not only is the investigation still not finished, officials have broken promises to Jessica’s mum, Kelly Murdoch, and refused to tell her when the probe will be complete.

Plus Motors on Anderson Avenue had been welcoming customers for two years but didn't seek consent from the council first.

One has been lefting questioning why a suburb the size of Bridge of Don should go without a bank.

Andrew Webster, 25, appeared at Aberdeen Sheriff Court earlier today and admitted playing a role in the death of Calum Rae, 28.

The toy retailer will open a hub in the St Nicholas Centre.

Drivers are being asked to take an alternative route.

An internal probe has highlighted "major risks" in how Aberdeen City Council is keeping track of payments to tenants and homeowners forced to move because of the potentially dangerous concrete.

Organisers revealed why they have ditched the large-scale march through the city centre.

John Gerrard's victim had to have surgery that required a skin graft following the vicious attack.

Aberdeen City Council has published a report on the "lessons learned" from the city's bus gates legal case, amid a drive to avoid any future decisions being challenged in court.

It comes after their previous bid to build there was rejected last year.

It will open in the former Geek Retreat unit on Saturday, February 14.