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The group had been working on the huge new play tower being created at the seafront.

Mr Allard is now facing calls to stand down, though the administration group say the vote to remove him was "not binding".

After a meeting held on August 19, those still living in homes with reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (Raac) were given just 11 days to accept an enhanced deal.

Chibueze Chukwurah, 34, and Maxwell Uguanya, 33, also pled not guilty to the manslaughter of Taiwo Ekerin.

Tributes have poured in for the 'kind, caring' 50-year-old since she was found at her Ellon home on Monday.

The shop has reported the incidents to the police.

The hotel has been a prominent empty building in Huntly town centre for some time.

The SSEN works in Aberdeen are expected to take three months to complete.

Local Deeside architect and mountain rescue volunteer Ben Addy told The Press and Journal what it was like tackling this unique project.

We've found five unique homes with stunning sea views.

Chef Graham Mitchell is teaming up with nightlife veteran Tony Cochrane to breathe new life into the former Tatler's bar on Crown Street.

Industry insiders say this must be the first step in a wider reset for the North Sea industry.

Dani McCrave was 16 when she attacked a woman on Bridge Street, Aberdeen, leaving her with cuts and bite marks.

There was a heavy emergency services presence at Froghall Terrace last night.

A city councillor has questioned why the roadworks have been scheduled at the same time.

John Warnock had last been seen on Thursday.

Laura Skaife-Knight has opened up on how an east vs west funding fight could mean NHS Grampian finally secures a fair sum of money.

Emergency services were called to the scene at around 7.30pm.

The 34-year-old has appeared at Aberdeen Sheriff Court.

Some families have been temporarily removed from their homes following a blaze on Ferrier Crescent.

A number of police vehicles and ambulances were at the scene on Froghall Terrace.

Plans for a multibillion-pound centre near Aberdeen could cover 200 acres of land.

Colin Yeats, 44, has a long history of crime but this is the first time he has been locked up for a sexual offence.

The B-listed building in Inverurie has fallen into disrepair over the last decade.

Meanwhile, MSP Alexander Burnett wants health bosses to ensure rural communities are 'not forgotten'.

Murron Stewart won her case against estate agency Purplebricks after taking the company to an employment tribunal.

Five Sri Lankan and four Philippine nationals were detained.

Conrad Ritchie wants put north-east interests including oil and gas at the heart of the high-profile contest triggered by the ex-prime minister.

Villagers say owners are being forced to flog their second homes, as they worry more will be turned into short-term holiday lets.

Morgan Taylor, 19, was captured on CCTV carrying out the brazen act of public indecency but later blamed alcohol for his actions.