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The new transport initiative will make its way to the north-east in 2027, with bus operators showing interest in taking part.

The retired football star revealed the news in a post on Instagram.

A special ceremony will soon be held to celebrate the progress made at the new school.

The mayor of Múlaþing visited the Granite City to 'discuss the possibility of future ferry links'.

Benedict Blades, from Insch, was snared as part of Operation Overview, a major police crackdown to catch child sex offenders.

Overnight work will be carried out in two separate stages throughout October and November.

Darcy Lawrence inherited responsibility for a strip of grass between her property and the pavement.

Aberdeen councillor Simon Watson is calling for an urgent update on the investigation, noting that Jessica Rennie's family has been left left in limbo for more than two-and-a-half years.

Crews from all over the north-east battled the big fire for some time.

Chief executive officer Bryan Snelling hopes the transformation of the seafront will bring more visitors to their Constitution Street venue as they try to secure its future.

The founder of the Cove Group said plans are at a very early stage.

A Victorian house in Tain and a total of seven flats for under £70K were listed.

Owner Lee Butler says the success of his travel agents' shop proves that backing small independent businesses is the key to a thriving city centre.

The 55-year-old equestrian also helped in the family removal business, Economove.

The annual festive event is back next month.

Lee McKay, 42, claimed the girl told him she was 19 when they first met, despite text messages revealing that he requested she wear school uniform for their sexual encounter.

The Fife-born singer took to the stage at the Music Hall on Sunday night. Can you spot yourself in our pictures?

Police have warned the public after more than a dozen vehicles were targeted in a spate of break-ins.

The P&J explains what the new transport scheme will mean for passengers.

The new proposals come after rent rocketed by 9.5% in April.

Aberdeenshire Council's education team have said mitigation measures would be needed to address a potential influx of pupils moving to the village.

Aboyne was one of the coldest places in the country overnight.

Crash happened shortly before 7am this morning.

The Scottish Government has updated a list of all the sites across the city currently listed as "vacant and derelict" in an effort to stimulate interest in them.

Developers want to build a four bedroom home, as well business units, behind a row of shops on North Deeside Road.

Our reporters have been sitting in courtrooms across the north and north-east to bring you the details.

'Fantastic news' or just 'good in theory'? P&J readers share their thoughts.

The Aberdeen event was described as an afternoon of 'euphoric, high-energy trance'.

The P&J caught all the best bits at Old Aberdeen Whisky Festival.