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• Aberdeen taxi driver’s window ‘smashed by Voi e-bike rider’

  Keith Webster says Union Street is becoming a "playground" for teens on bikes.

• Tributes paid to retired Culter teacher and former Aberdeen tour guide Les Rae

  The 75-year-old championed Aberdeen through Bon Accord Walking Tours.

• Former popular Ellon restaurant to reopen as new ‘authentic Italian’ pizzeria

  The Gaff restaurant had been a favourite amongst locals before it closed down earlier this year. Now it's set for a fresh lease of life as a new eatery.

• Aberdeen school violence: Teachers stumped by council’s progress claims after 50% increase in health and safety incidents

  Local leaders in the EIS teaching union have hit out at council claims the problem is "stabilising," only days before crunch talks on whether the local authority is doing enough to address classroom behavioural issues.

• Teen dies in motorbike crash on Aberdeenshire road

  His next of kin have been informed.

• Castle Street Coffee: ‘Our gamble on Huntly town centre is paying off – and we are not done yet!’

  One year on from launching the overhaul of the old town centre cafe, owner Angie Boyd Shearer tells us all about the progress they have made.

• Sport Aberdeen: Chairman Tony Dawson announces he’s to retire as details of ‘sexualised behaviour’ complaint revealed

  Chairman Tony Dawson agreed his retirement with the board on June 30 and will end his involvement in the running of Sport Aberdeen within months.

• Debate: What should be done to tackle youth anti-social behaviour?

  Is youth disorder becoming a bigger problem, what is driving it, and what should police, parents, councils and communities do about it? Have your say in our comments section below and our journalist will respond.

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