News from the Press and Journal

The award was 'lovely moment' for the Cowies.

The group in charge of filling empty units on Aberdeen's Granite Mile reckon replacing the steep staircase at the Trinity Centre with escalators could be a step in the right direction....

Callum McDonald thought parading his weapon in public would be fine because he bought it in a local shop ... then the police swooped.

DI James Callander took part in a cancer support training programme which he says has given him the confidence to support his colleagues.

Iain Grigor, 40, is now a Guinness World Record holder as a result of his weekend exertions.

Aberdeenshire Council's roads team are still concerned about the retail park's junction and how it would manage with an increase in traffic created by the new supermarket.

Large amounts of officers could be seen at Rosewell House and the surrounding area this morning.

The store is moving from St Nicholas Street in the city centre.

Blue Toon locals will have the chance to 'meet and greet' the former Rangers and England player.

Katie Wilson of The Admirals pub said "it isn't something you see everyday".

Louise Moir has taught the International Baccalaureate and helped set up one of Tony Blair's infamous Academies. But she has been at the Stonehaven secondary for 13 years.

Owner Allan Smith spoke to The P&J about the timeline of the project, which has been in the works since 2023 and recently received planning permission...

Aberdeenshire Council planners initially refused the proposal as they didn't think it was well connected to nearby towns and villages, and would be "car-dependent".

The Nuart Aberdeen 2026 closing party “F*CK ART, LET’S DANCE” ended the festival on April 25 at EXODUS in Aberdeen with DJ Martyn Reed and Friends delivering a late-night house and vinyl set.

The frozen food specialists will welcome customers to a Don Street supermarket this summer.

Ian Addison, 31, added what he believed was a child to his “private” Snapchat account, where he was hoarding naked images of himself.

The incident occurred at a small residential car park near Woodend Hospital.

David McAvoy has been locked up for a vile course of behaviour, which saw him attack his former partner and refuse her access to a toilet.

Former teachers now running Aberdeen City Council education services are being challenged to go back to school to see the modern-day reality of the job, as "issues beginning on social media enter the classroom the next day".

Previous plans for the Kinaldie Crescent site were withdrawn amid a local spat, but the new proposals have upset residents again...

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

Police, firefighters and paramedics attended the scene.

Nuart Aberdeen 2026 opened its weekend with guided tours showcasing new street art across the city, led by guest guide Stuart Holdsworth.

Aberdeen hosted the Scottish diving championships where athletes vied for the Thistle Trophy, highlighting discipline and dedication.

Scott Brogan, who was almost 12-times the cocaine limit, even blamed paramedics for "traumatising" the youngsters by taking them to hospital after the crash.

A fire broke out at a Coronation Road property on Sunday afternoon.

Cocktails & Coos Ladies Day brought vibrant cocktails and entertainment to Aboyne’s Coos’ Cathedral, delighting attendees at the popular local event.

Big Belmont Bash and Nuart Aberdeen bring packed weekend to Aberdeen city centre.

The crash took place on the Kingswells roundabout near Skene Road.

The grass fire broke out near Peterhead Golf Club on Saturday night.