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• Crowds flock to brand new Aberdeen retro video game shop on opening day

  Co-owners Chris Plant and Edina Illyes said they were 'so happy' with the response to their brand new venture, Video Games Aberdeen, on Netherkirkgate.

• ‘Excessive’ water leads to three-week closure of South Deeside Road

  Part of the road is closed due to flooding outside Paul Lawrie Golf Centre.

• Gallery: Showaddywaddy rocks lemon tree with Aberdeen live show

  Showaddywaddy thrilled Aberdeen fans at the lemon tree with a packed sell-out show featuring all their chart-topping hits.

• Aberdeenshire vet urges beef farmers to focus on calving ease

  'It’s not all about the weight or headline price of each calf'.

• Disabled Cloverhill man ‘doesn’t even turn on heating’ as dream new home in Bridge of Don estate becomes a nightmare

  Partick Malone was delighted to be offered a newly built accessible home in the development, but he's now taken to turning off his heating to save on huge electricity bills.

• The Aberdeen insider behind Olympic curling’s global TV moment

  From a historic Italian ice stadium, Tom Brewster is working to make sure curling shines on the Olympic stage — and that the impact is felt back at the Aberdeen rink he manages.

• Stonehaven woman inspires dog walkers to pick up millions of pieces of litter per year

  Forced to give up work through ill health, Marion Montgomery started to pick up litter on her daily dog walks and encouraged others to do the same.

• Exclusive: Newburgh’s Udny Arms and Trellis to hit the market for offers over £1.6m amid ‘interest from various parties’

  The P&J spoke to administrator Thomas McKay about the future of the beloved venue.

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