Former government HQ and Met Office building in Aberdeen to be auctioned off
It comes after previous plans to turn the long empty brutalist building into luxury flats fell through.
Images reveal demolition of Old Aberdeen barracks as work to bring new supermarket to area ramps up
The former barracks building at Don Street is being flattened to make way for a Farmfoods.
Aberdeen male stripper quits profession after second sexual assault conviction
Stuart Kennedy was found guilty of sexually assaulting the distressed bride-to-be on her hen night.
The 7 best spots to enjoy an Aberdeen afternoon tea for all occasions
Everybody loves jam and scones, so we have rounded up our favourite afternoon tea experiences for you to try in Aberdeen.
Ben Hendry: I’m glad we shattered secrecy on Aberdeen eBike deal – but why did council try to hide it?
The deal was rubber-stamped in private, as administration SNP and Lib Dem leaders outvoted their rivals who called for a public debate on the issue.
M&S eyes up Ellon for new food store amid plans to expand in north-east
Marks and Spencer could open its first ever shop in the Aberdeenshire town as the popular retailer looks at new options.
Aberdeen man jailed after revenge arson attack on ex-boss’s van
Scott Wilson filled a jerrycan with petrol and donned a balaclava before torching the vehicle.
Exclusive: ‘Racists risk cancelling Christmas’ in Kincorth as festive lights abandoned over saltire threats
Installation of Christmas lights in Kincorth had to be halted by Aberdeen City Council after workers were threatened over saltire flags.
Did the Strictly judge dazzle the Granite City crowd with his festive spectacular? We went along to find out.
Exclusive: John Swinney calls time on ‘laughable’ windfall tax in last-minute budget plea for north-east jobs
The first minister claims the levy on profits is driving a more rapid decline in the North Sea.
Top judge rules on whether two north-east children should be returned to their dad in the US
The boys' dad claimed it is a case that comes under child-abduction law and the children should return to the US, while their mum argued that would expose them to harm.
Six-bedroom granite house in ‘highly desirable’ Aberdeen neighbourhood for sale
The property is located on Rubislaw Den North in the city's west end.
‘How we got council down from £92k price-tag to buy Portlethen hall for just £100!’
Local authority chiefs wanted to transfer the Rowanbank Road building to the charity for £92,500.
Woman accused of attempted murder after Aberdeen man injured in alleged robbery
Police sealed off the Marquis Road flats in the city’s Woodside area following reports that a 33-year-old man had been injured.
Spar on Aberdeen’s Victoria Road to remain open after fears it was days from closure
Staff at the Torry shop previously informed The P&J that the store was set to go.
Tillydrone murder trial jury told of accused woman’s shock after arrest
Police officers told the High Court trial that Dionne Wilson denied playing a part in the alleged murder of Sara Irvine.
Lakewood: Stunning waterside Mintlaw property with five beds and home gym hits market
The property is said to offer a blend of 'style and charm' to potential buyers.
The Stonehaven-born journalist led a team of 20 reporters, covering some of the most high profile stories of the day.
Take a peek inside new-look Prezzo as Union Square restaurant relaunches
The venue reopened at the weekend after a facelift.
Dealers given TV spotlight as Antiques Road Trip takes week-long tour around north and north-east
The Press and Journal spoke to owners ahead of of them appearing on the BBC One show.
Woman in hospital after being struck by car on Schoolhill in Aberdeen
Police blocked off the road while the casualty received treatment on Monday afternoon.
Queen’s Road developers face fight to build ‘ghastly glass boxes’ housing
Diamond Property Developments transformed the original building on the site into a block of luxury flats, and now want to add modern housing to the plot.
Thug threatened to ‘murder’ neighbours who made noise complaint to police
Jake Maxwell, 26, was drinking heavily at the time this offence was committed, his solicitor said, but added that he "seems to have sorted himself out" now.
The Proclaimers to perform at the P&J Live as tour dates confirmed
The iconic Scots music pair are back with a new album to be played in front of Granite City fans.
A90 reopens following multi-vehicle crash near Ellon
Early reports indicate up to three vehicles were involved.
Exclusive: What next for Chanonry mansion as new Aberdeen University boss breaks centuries-old tradition?
The grand 18th-century house, just opposite St Machar Cathedral, has been the home of Aberdeen University principals for hundreds of years.
Aberdeen neighbours say takeaway’s cooking smells ‘impossible to get rid of’
Neighbours say they can't open their windows because of the smell coming from below...
Gallery: Vale of Alford Young Farmers host ladies day in Alford
A successful ladies' day in Alford, raising funds for charities with games, music, and afternoon tea.
Weekend court roll – a water pistol gun scare and a grooming teacher
Our reporters have been sitting in courtrooms across the north and north-east this week and covered a wide variety of cases.
Exclusive: How much of your money did council spend on lawyer to defend Aberdeen bus gates?
Dan Byrne KC was enlisted by the council to help defend their decision to make the bus gates permanent.
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It comes after previous plans to turn the long empty brutalist building into luxury flats fell through.
The former barracks building at Don Street is being flattened to make way for a Farmfoods.
Stuart Kennedy was found guilty of sexually assaulting the distressed bride-to-be on her hen night.
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