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The fire service was made aware of smoke "obscuring hills" on Thursday evening.

Mr Duguid, who grew up on a farm and now runs his own management consultancy, was chosen after an 'extensive' recruitment process.

Almondine opened on Chapel Street in 2020.

A 44-year-old man is due to appear in court after being arrested at the protests.

Energy secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh who took on the top post on Monday met industry leaders in her first visit to the north-east.

The club also said the recent 'stop-start' season had not helped the situation.

The B-listed building was turned into flats but is set to be reverted back to its original purpose as a home.

It comes as recently a luxury makeup brand counter launched inside the store.

His car was found abandoned near Tummel Bridge on Wednesday, but it is believed to have been there since Monday.

Elaine Bass says it's a special pub where staff and customers are 'one big family'

When last seen, he was with his German Shepherd dog.

Officers could be seen making inquiries on Campbell Crescent today.

It will be easyJet's fifth route from the Dyce airport.

Aberdeen council bosses say there have been "a number of enquiries", but "no viable redevelopment proposal" has been taken forward so far.

Lewis Edwards flew into a rage after his ex-partner woke him up at 1pm, leading to neighbours calling the police.

The proposals for a luxury five-star resort on the outskirts of Banchory were first revealed more than a decade ago.

In our exclusive interview, Lady Helen Wood opens up about her love of Aberdeen as she launches a new £2m charity fund to help those who need it the most.

Repeat drink-driver Alistair Thompson injured his girlfriend in the shocking Wellington Road crash.

Protestors were outside two addresses in Torry, as well as properties in Willowpark Crescent and Sheddocksley.

These are just some of the cases our reporters have been covering in courtrooms in the north and north-east.

The project has been rolled out across the city since January 2025.

We visited both Cherry Road and Byron Square after a night of noisy demonstrations on Tuesday.

Jim Reid says the road defects are a 'safety risk' and he's had enough of inaction on the issue.

A legal blunder by the lawyers for Emily Drouet's family has landed them with a bill for abusive ex-boyfriend Angus Milligan's court expenses.

Several police vehicles and officers could be seen in the street on Tuesday.

David Paterson's job was to recover the drugs 40 miles offshore, however he returned empty-handed when he couldn't find the floating bundles after the GPS trackers failed.

With its departure soon to leave a gaping hole in the cityscape, those at the heart of the city centre's revival are already hypothesizing what could be next...

The P&J caught up with the team helping to save the "magical" building as we find out more about the next steps...

An 18-year old is due to appear in court after being arrested on July 16 following a protest at Persley Den View.

The ship, and her 300-strong volunteer crew from 65 nations, will be in the Granite City until August 4.