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Thousands took part in the Aberdeen half marathon's first run, with runners enjoying a scenic city route and supportive crowds throughout Aberdeen.

Opposition MPs representing the region in Westminster are urging the incoming government to back domestic production.

Organisers have confirmed the route for the 26.2-mile race to debut in the city next summer.

A 38-year-old woman is due to appear in court following an incident at Froghall Gardens.

More than 50 participants gathered at Amarone restaurant on Union Street to carb-load ahead of Saturday's Aberdeen Half Marathon.

Robert Miller, 59, was last seen in the Seaton area on July 5.

Ann Gallon was diagnosed with adrenal cancer in 2022.

The derelict Stoneywood Mill building went up in flames on Friday night.

Follow our live blog for all the updates from the city's new running event.

Dean Phillips worried a disciplinary probe, which ended in the eventual sacking of CEO Keith Heslop, could look like it was being run like a "kangaroo court".

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A large number of marked vehicles and police officers could be seen in the street.

Police Scotland told The Press and Journal on Thursday they were not investigating allegations of abuse at Persley Den View.

The budget supermarket firm said the proposal presented a "significant investment" in the north east town.

Our reporter believes the harrowing trial of Courtney Gartshore will leave people forever questioning: How could something like this have happened?

A search is on for Sumon Hoque, who was last seen in Kings Crescent in Aberdeen.

Dahlia-Rose Gartshore was only three months old when she died in 2023.

The Press and Journal went along to speak to participants.

Temporary traffic lights will be in place on Riverside Drive as yet another route is affected

Refurbishment works are now under way at the Deeside venue, and more renovations have recently been approved by Aberdeenshire Council.

Callum Tingle, 26, pulled out a Stanley blade without warning following a night where those within the property were binging on booze and cocaine.

Snare traps have been banned in Scotland since 2024.

The £200,000-a-year top job will be up for grabs as Aberdeen City Council's chief executive takes on a new role running Dundee University.

The Conservative UK leader blamed Labour's current energy secretary for the thousands of lost oil and gas jobs during her latest visit to Aberdeen.

The free-to-use futuristic playpark is expected to draw families from across the city, Aberdeenshire, and potentially even further afield to the beachfront — which has already sparked concerns about traffic chaos.

Police were forced to attend a heated incident at Persley Den View on Thursday.

Two new football pitches are set to be included in the park's upgrade.

The Co-operative Group believe the New Mains of Ury store would harm trade for local businesses in the Aberdeenshire town.

In her 500-word goodbye, Mrs Scott wrote that she "tried to lead with openness, visibility and authenticity".

Dundee-based local authority boss Angela Scott will be tasked with steering the institution through its deep financial crisis.