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After working in some of the top restaurants across the globe, Tamarin Van Zyl decided to move to the Aberdeenshire village which she now calls home.

Lord Provost David Cameron said he would "deal with" finance convener Alex McLellan after an outburst during a meeting.

The busy road, which is part of the main walking route children take to Strathburn Primary School, will be closed while essential work is carried out.

The Woodside-born star's family announced his death "with a heavy heart".

 SSEN engineers are carrying out repairs

Marcus Roache, 25, of London, and Humza Ghani, 25, of Ealing, West London, appeared at Aberdeen Sheriff Court in connection with the issue.

If approved, it would have a capacity for 65 diners.

The aircraft's wing clipped the catering vehicle in the terminal.

The helicopters have landed at Aberdeen Airport instead of the hospital since September last year.

The road is expected to remain closed for several hours.

The latest drive against the traffic measures comes after top council solicitors said they are "not concerned" about the legal threat and insisted "they have followed the processes lawfully".

New details reveal the sisters were on Victoria Bridge a day before they disappeared.

Councillors have been told that "good progress" is being made clearing out the office block.

Finlay Leisk - who has a long list of previous convictions - described ethnic minorities as a "drain on society".

Tory MP Harriet Cross and SNP MP Seamus Logan both keep up the pressure on Labour.

The maths teacher at St Machar Academy in Aberdeen has always loved music, but has taken her passion to a new level in recent years.

Elected members were told they would be allowed to "inspect" advice on the controversial system - but were left straining to see a computer screen "from a distance".

It's one of the north-east's most recognisable buildings and there are plans to refurbish Scotland's oldest lifeboat station.

Press & Journal readers are being asked to vote in our two P&J Community Fund Charity Partners for 2025-2026.

Home Office investigators raided a takeaway on Holburn Street and found that three of four workers there were illegal immigrants.

The unexplained disappearance of Eliza and Henrietta has prompted large-scale investigation.

Police said the youngster did not require hospital treatment.

The Aberdeen institution is getting a makeover.

Council leader Gillian Owen warned that "things will have to stop" as the local authority prepares to set its budget for the year ahead.

Steph Smith said the only reason her daughters still have a mum is because she was taken to hospital by helicopter.

The incident occurred north of Meldrum Roundabout.

Goulash, Little Hungary, and Authentic Romanian Shop have voiced their concerns.

The latest bus gate crisis talks were held amid a looming threat of a legal battle over the decision to make the traffic bans permanent.

The road was closed between Laurencekirk and Fettercairn but has now reopened.

Ten months ago, David Thorne died while riding his motorbike near Huntly.