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The accident occurred on the junction between North Anderson Drive and Ashgrove Road West.

A new report reveals 81.3% of respondents do their main food shop outside the town - with more than 50% spending their money in Portlethen

The highly-rated facility's impending closure has been branded "short-sighted" by readers who said it provides vital services.

Frankie overcame painful feet problems, and experienced hallucinations, on his way to becoming the first Scot to complete the prestigious Cocodona 250.

"It’s honestly a miracle I wasn’t killed when the silo burst," contractor Philip James Moir said.

The Tory politician made a sharp U-turn after speaking to The Press and Journal about his decision to spend the next five years in Holyrood.

Plans to construct the city's fourth all-purpose sports pitch on Kincorth Field last March was met with criticism from the community and Kincorth AFC.

The incident occurred on Rose Street, near its junction with Union Street.

Aberdeen will run free night bus services for football fans after Scotland's World Cup group matches, paid for by bus lane fines. Council chiefs expected positivity at the announcement but were met with "'nonsense" complaints.

Gail Mackie was convicted back in October 2025 of embezzlement.

Here's everything you need to know about Aberdeen's half marathon launching in July.

The bus firm say the latest route provides 'outstanding value'.

The Prince Street branch is set to close on June 25.

These are just some of the cases that appeared for sentence at Peterhead Sheriff Court.

It has been described as being a 'unique opportunity to acquire a highly successful business'.

He is due to appear in court.

Only parents of children who witnessed the incident were informed of what happened.

The report on the leak to The Press and Journal has now been leaked to The Press and Journal.

Rebekah Burnett was refused at the doors of the Broch club after being kicked out, turning violent towards officers who tried to move her on.

A Bridge of Don couple said they prefer the Stoneywood store to the one in Bridge of Don Retail Park.

A total of 350 e-bikes will be available for use in the Granite City.

The care home would need £300,000 in renovations costs to meet required standards.

Jordan Brechin, 24, racked up bills of more than £300 on food and alcoholic drinks at Miller and Carter in Aberdeen and then the Marine Hotel in Stonehaven.

Councillors approved the group's "cracking" asset transfer request which they believed was "realistic and deliverable".

Owners Rory Masson and Scott Forrest have said that they're "positively engaging" with the council over the planning row, while the council threatens the possibility of enforcement action.

Owner Kathleen Morrison said it is a 'terrible, terrible situation'.

Theresa Jack, 35, initially denied lighting the Tillydrone property on fire but said she was "glad" someone did.

Bosses said the Stoneywood shop is no longer viable and does not align with their vision for the brand. 

Police and ambulance crews were spotted on Wallfield Place in Rosemount at around 10.40am.

Plans for the sausage roll giants to move into an empty Queen Street bank could cost tens of thousands of pounds.