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The family of George Ross from Tarves share their story of being helped through grief by The Archie Foundation.

The property was designed to make the most of the stunning country views.

Two appliances are at the scene on Balcarres Terrace.

Craig Taylor admitted mistreating his Shar Pei mixed breed dog, Tank, who had a serious skin complaint and scratches all over his body.

There has been a rolling wave of comings and goings within the Aberdeen shopping centre.

Costco has become known for offering cheaper fuel than nearby competitors.

Rain is expected to intensify around 4pm on Saturday, with wet weather spreading across much of the country.

A three-figure sum of cash and a mobile phone were stolen during the altercation.

Locations across the Highlands and Islands were also recognised.

Licensing chiefs will meet to discuss Aberdeen's taxi rulebook next week. Uber bosses want them to overlook the results of a recent major consultation.

The 59-year-old was at the helm of Glensaugh Farm for 25 years.

Older pupils are being taught at Peterhead Academy this week.

One called the move academic vandalism.

The Crowley family’s lives were turned upside down after Mary was led to believe her cancer was terminal.

Ruth Wood has been given a warning following an investigation. She struck out after being kicked by the child.

Based in Holburn Street, it has been running for over 25 years.

Day three of the inquiry heard evidence from the two officers who went to Elphinstone Court following reports that a man could be heard screaming for help.

Stephen Byres Simpson, 22, appeared from custody at Aberdeen Sheriff Court where he entered no plea in relation to charges that he fooled staff into believing he was a medical student working at the hospital.  

Jewellery and cash were stolen from six properties across the city.

The line-up has been announced for the 33rd annual Scottish Traditional Boat Festival.

Ben MacPherson is being dispatched to see furious university trade union officials who are worried for their future.

Holyrood planning chiefs have put the foot down as they made their decision on the west end barrier...

A total of 47 employees will be directly impacted by the store closure.

Equipment and production staff arrived at the station on Wednesday evening.

Aberdeen-based Serica Energy is ramping up its expansions plans.

Complaints and allegations of food poisoning are up 26% while the council is forced to prioritise which venues can be inspected.

There has been a long history of plans being submitted for the Garden Lodge, but none have made it off the drawing board so far.

Part of the Granite Mile was cordoned off as a result.

More than 3,000 Primary 4 pupils from Aberdeen City Council primary school gathered at Duthie Park for Big Sing and Play 2026 alongside musicians from the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and the council’s Music Service.

Olivia Law started Mabel&Flo as a side hustle while on maternity leave, but the business has since grown.