News from the Press and Journal

It happened at around 10.55am between Maud and New Deer.

Amber Chimbov opened Couch of Amber in December last year and today she shares her renovation journey.

The Viking Jupiter and its 930 guests sailed into the city's South Harbour this morning.

Celebrate Aberdeen parade returned, bringing 4,000 people and over 100 groups to the heart of Aberdeen for a vibrant city centre event.

Bosses have seen urinals being damaged and 'unacceptable behaviour' towards staff.

Nae Just Spuds said a mobile van will be 'coming soon'.

Walkers took to the city for Maggie’s Culture Crawl, exploring much-loved landmarks, secret venues and enjoying live entertainment along the way.

Talented readers gathered at The Press and Journal Marischal Square office in Aberdeen as the best photographs of the year were showcased and this year’s winners were revealed.

A unique opportunity to showcase your work.

The north-east chain, with branches in Elgin, Portsoy, Ellon and Fraserburgh, still has family at its heart.

Since taking the reins of the Aboyne institution in 2023, owner Morag Cormack has been "blown away" by the loyalty of customers, many of whom have now become friends.

There are five strip clubs in Aberdeen city centre. Officials want a policy change, paving the way for their eventual eradication.

The affordable eyewear brand has opened the doors to its first showroom north of the Central Belt.

Barun Lamichhane lost his brother, uncle and cousin in the devastating flood.

Jess Probst immediately jumped into action to save beloved dog, Tusi, in St Fittick's Park.

Peter Parfitt has was cleared of sexual assault in 2023, but a teaching panel has unveiled the extent of messages he sent to teens while employed by St Margaret's.

Side Street serves a selection of burgers, sandwiches, and tenders.

Grandholm Care Home has been issued an urgent improvement notice.

The Right Rev Anne Dyer became Scotland’s first female bishop when she was appointed in 2018.

Paul Anderson said that making no change to the fare rate would be "absolutely ludicrous" as the trade was struggling with increasing costs.

Reekie Farm Steading promises fantastic modern living.

The bridge will be shut for repairs.

The North East's police commander has lifted the lid on how these out-of-the-box methods are keeping kids out of trouble.

Tomasz Wlochowski tried to add his ex on Facebook and then asked her neighbour to pass on a message about her new car.

A coastguard and police car were seen outside the Beach Ballroom earlier this morning.

Kayden Thompson 'will be missed by all who knew him'.

The Aberdeenshire entrepreneur said that Fool's Fix was 'karma' for causing so many hangovers with his previous beer sales.

The local authority is losing millions on potential rent as hundreds of properties sit empty.