News from the Press and Journal

Part of the road in Ferryhill was cordoned off by police.

Labour calls for action on sanctions for violent pupils in Aberdeen schools were branded "completely unacceptable" by the council's education tsar - as one teacher urged councillors to focus on the issues that matter.

Liam Cameron, 22, crashed his Audi S3 into a wall while showing it off to a prospective buyer.

Death on the Nile at His Majesty's Theatre in Aberdeen delights audiences with a thrilling Agatha Christie stage adaption running until 21 February.

Parts of the B999 have been under water for days

It blamed the 'perfect storm' of 'unprecedented volatility in meat prices, unpredictable energy costs and the rising costs of doing business'.

Roastie Toastie is now occupying the Chattan Place store.

Council education chiefs say figures on the number of weapons being brought into Aberdeen classrooms looks worse than it really is as items like corkscrews are being reported.

The local authority needs to save £12 million in the next year, while juggling the demands of a soaring ageing population...

The one-bedroom property has been valued at £50,000.

Due to the soft ground, club bosses say the damage is "very hard to repair".

Norman Esslemont has retail in his blood, with his family connection to Aberdeen's shopping scene dating back to the 1850s. Now he has given his Thistle Street shop a new look with echoes of the past...

The retired boss of A Michie Autobody Repairs was a familiar face in Jaff's Pub and the Burnett Arms over the years.

The Mathieson family home at Barnyards of Drumnaheath is on the market for offers over £285,000.

Pancake Day is here and you deserve some circles of delight, so check out Aberdeen's hottest pancake spots.

David Barclay was warned that he was close to going to prison for showing off a firearm to a man he was fighting in the north-east port.

A man has been charged after police raided a property on Grandholm Crescent.

A vitamin D deficiency was to blame for body aches and sleepless nights for the Press and Journal's deputy live news editor.

So far, 19 properties have benefited from public funding boosts of up to £35,000... But chunkier sums might be required to tempt traders into reinvigorating bigger vacant premises.

Six dogs tragically died in the blaze last month.

Britain's financial watchdog said Howson 'acted recklessly' during his time as Carillion's chief executive.

The Old Kings Highway will reopen at the end of the month, despite bosses announcing its closure earlier this month.

Principal Professor Peter Edwards spoke to The Press and Journal about challenges facing the institution days before workers backed industrial action.

The Press and Journal can reveal that council chiefs have heard nothing from the group behind the plans go-karting revamp - as damage to the building sparks fresh fears for its future...

Aberdeenshire roads boss gives answers as the Press and Journal asks what's going on with crumbling roads.

Steven Leask savagely attacked Martin Forgie after the pair rowed over a rap song, the High Court in Edinburgh was told.

The banner containing "racist material" has been removed from West North Street.

The seven-storey 1970s block will soon be razed to make way for a redevelopment of the area.

Connor Henderson, 32, was told that he will need the support of his mum going forward if he is to stay off drugs and turn his life around.

Aberdeen City Council is looking to finally build one of its bike-friendly roundabouts; we want to know what you think of the plans? Have your say and our journalist will respond between 11am-12pm on Tuesday.