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Kevin Maughan welcomed the Press and Journal into his camp.

Speaking to The Press and Journal ahead of the crucial match, he revealed: 'Scotland is my home now. I'm 60% with them'.

The plane was met by emergency services on the runway at Aberdeen Airport.

The manager at the Morrisons on King Street revealed how his store deals with "10 instances each day", calling it a "vicious circle which they can't cope with".

It will target those not wearing seat belts or using their mobile phone while driving.

The mum-of-three served the Broch tirelessly for decades raising money and making her community better.

Marks and Spencer has indicated that the council could take ownership of the razed city centre site.

Murhad Hussain, a former international table tennis player, plans to open SpinLab in The Arches.

The raid occurred at a property on Don Street.

A sheriff deemed there to be “no significant sexual element” to James Govan's crime since he wasn’t aware the camera had been installed.

Minimising oil and gas job losses means the region could have a prosperous 2030s - but that's not the current trajectory, a new report warns.

The Granite City provided the backdrop for the mobile network's new ad, titled 'The Rush'.

The first 100 customers are set to get a free pint.

Vehicles were seized and arrests were made following incidents on May 27.

There are 40 vacant retail units on the famous Granite Mile.

Gamekeeper Matthew Burden, 36, died in a road crash while working for East Tillypronie Sporting Ltd and now a sheriff has published her report into his death.

Supermarket chiefs say other similar store conversions have not created as much traffic as initially expected.

The house is located in the Corsemanhill area of the Inverurie.

JamJar Cocktail Bar Aberdeen buzzed with energy on Saturday night. See the best nightlife moments in our latest gallery from Aberdeen's top bar.

Thousands gathered at Hazlehead Park for the Aberdeen Highland Games, enjoying traditional sport, pipe bands, dancing and family fun.

The new champagne bar and restaurant, known as Allegro, is planned to open within weeks.

Owen Rankine 's violence against the mum of his child was described in Aberdeen Sheriff Court as "despicable and disgusting."

The news comes as a beauty retailer plans to open a new kiosk in the shopping centre.

The school delayed its opening because of a gas leak.

This six-bedroom home is located in the exclusive Banchory Devenick area.

Experts will make recommendations on how Aberdeen City Council can best protect the beach and seawall from erosion in the coming months.

The owners have got caught up in planning red tape over the colour and materials for their new windows.

Robert Burnett crashed his minibus loaded with kids into another driver when he sped through a single-track road in snowy weather in 2023.

Our reporters have been sitting in courtrooms across the north and north-east this week and covered a wide variety of cases.

Bill Ewen and his fellow volunteer Frank Petsch died in New South Wales.