News from the Press and Journal

Pictures from The Hive's parade through Stonehaven as they celebrated their first Premier League title win in 32 years.

The Sivell Murals stored above the Starbucks on Upperkirkgate have become something of a mystery in the Granite City. Now a local group are determined to change that...

Families gathered in Pitmedden for another successful annual Duck Race, with games, stalls, food vans and community support helping create a fun-filled day for all ages.

Scott Sutherland School exhibition in Aberdeen showcases architecture student projects, awards, and designs for the 2026 end of year show.

A unique opportunity to showcase your work.

Four fire appliances and a specialist dim unit were sent to the scene.

As the Scottish Parliament turns a new leaf, Offshore Energies UK chief executive David Whitehouse tells The Press and Journal what politicians need to do to preserve the sector and attract new investment.

We spoke with Bistro Verde owner Ziggy about what it's been like trading amid the massive market construction project and his hopes for a boost to The Green once the big project is complete.

The offices have been closed for years while plans to convert the city centre site into flats have failed to materialise...

The American retailer's new fuel station welcomed its first customers on May 22.

Three men were today jailed over their involvement in a sophisticated drugs operation that turned Aberdeen’s former Pearl Lounge nightclub into a large-scale cannabis cultivation.

The Tory leader was in Aberdeen on Friday alongside her Scottish counterpart Russell Findlay and Aberdeen South candidate Douglas Lumsden, ahead of the crunch by-election next month.

The party is fielding a Robert Gordon University student who says local people have been abandoned by oil and gas companies.

The one-acre property dates from around 1937.

Last week, owner Kathleen Morrison said she was in a 'terrible, terrible situation'.

Michael Walsh, 30, was found in possession of more than a month's worth of sickening video footage.

The tournament was expected to attract hundreds of children from across the north-east.

Part of the former Aberdeen restaurant's roof caved in following a blaze on Wednesday.

Mum of two Adele Hughes underwent six operations and now undergoes six-monthly check-ups

Fines, bans and points were dished out at court and a sheriff heard how one good Samaritan was attacked while offering help an alcoholic outside the St Nicholas Centre.

The city council's licensing committee recently overruled unhappy neighbours on a trio of HMO bids.

The fashion chain entered administration in February.

Fire crews were sent to the school overnight due to a blaze in the sports hall.

Battle lines are being drawn as Tory leader Kemi Badenoch heads to the city.

The P&J can reveal that the proposals could lead to a full-size department store opening up in the Garioch town.

In an exclusive interview with The Press and Journal, Sarah Gillanders described one exercise during filming where several couples who had not had sex were put in a room full of sex toys.

Developers have faced criticism for the plans to add swanky new townhouses to the west end street.

Noel Brown will stand trial next month and has entered pleas of not guilty.

Two fire crews were at the scene for over an hour this afternoon.