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The local authority have smashed their income target - but footfall in the town centre is down year-on-year...

Peterhead Sheriff Court heard Jake Ritchie had not planned to drive home after taking his car to the pub. But he did and crashed into a tree.

In total £12,000 worth of goods were taken from properties in the area.

The council "removed" the charity's chairman on Friday and chief executive Keith Heslop has also been replaced in the "interim".

The site has laid disused for years.

The tour will feature the group's new single Chariot.

A relaxed session was held on Monday 3 November to offer a calmer visit.

Police sniffer dog Hamish discovered drugs while on duty at an Aberdeen sorting office

Police are working to establish the events leading up to the crash.

The road was temporarily closed by the incident.

The beach business community have spoken of their safety fears due to an increase in criminal activity in the area.

The restaurant was ravaged by a fire in September 2024 and has since been operating as just a bar.

The two men are due to appear at Aberdeen Sheriff Court this week.

Judges visited the Granite City to tour some of the city’s gardens and enjoy its finest flower displays.

Traffic swiftly built up on the busy route between Aberdeen and Inverurie.

Denis Dulla was forced by a crime gang to care for the drugs in an Aberdeen suburb after receiving threats of violence.

The pensioner was on foot when she was involved in a collision with a delivery van.

Stock and staff will be moving to the retailer's Kittybrewster outlet.

The former MSP was hoping to return to the Scottish Parliament but lost out to an Aberdeenshire councillor who used to work for him.

The retailer had a store in Union Square until February this year.

The man's death is not being treated as suspicious.

Families enjoyed the annual bonfire and fireworks in Stonehaven this weekend.

Simon Cruickshank is getting the keys from his namesake today.

Judith and David Marshall sought permission from Aberdeenshire Council to turn their Woodcot Court flat into a short-term let.

The Burn Lane store could soon undergo a major makeover.

Thomas Stewart, 63, drove towards the cyclist, causing him to jump out of the way to avoid being hit by the vehicle.

The collision took place near Banchory this morning.

The scheme could soon return after the previous project was punctured as organisers pulled out.

Meanwhile, developers want to build more houses as part of a new Stonehaven estate to help pay for a lucrative golf course...

The inclusive event draws crowds in Ellon.