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Troy Sutherland was told it was “by the skin of your teeth” that he was avoiding prison after repeatedly contacting his Aberdeen City Council social worker.

Meanwhile, proposals to revive a historic Aberdeenshire hotel could be in trouble thanks to the local bird population and a Deeside dog groomers is moving into a new home.

Seven councillors told Aberdeen Sheriff Court it is a "democratic absurdity" that they have been unable to call a binding vote to remove the SNP council co-leader.

Our reporters have also covered the case of a Peterhead mum who killed her baby and a brutal gang assault in Aberdeen.

The opening date of Byte on Belmont Street has been revealed today.

Can you spot anyone you know?

However, the veteran shopkeeper who led the legal crusade against the city's bus gate remains unconvinced that Jeff Diack will stick to his word...

Councillor Mrs Jennifer Stewart said delaying the matter for the third time suggests "there is something against Catholics and those that support faith schools".