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Colin Duguid, who maintains he is innocent, sexually assaulted the man at the Vintage and Steam Rally near Banchory.

Team X had its grand opening today at its new premises on Poynernook Road, near Union Square.

Police have launched an appeal for witnesses.

But Aberdeen City Council's plans for camera enforcement is being caught up in a Holyrood legal wrangle...

The king unveiled a plaque at the recently extended centre in Royal Deeside.

The SSEN works in Aberdeen are expected to take three months to complete.

The teenage boy sexually abused by River Church Banff youth leader Lauren Middleton has spoken out for the first time, as the charity regulator reveals it found “deficiencies” in the leadership's handling of safeguarding concerns, writes

The item was handed in at the Granite City rail station.

The team announced the end for the Chapel Street branch after six months in the city centre.

Detectives are searching for a black Ford SUV they believe is involved in the incidents.

Officers were called to the scene in the early hours of the morning and later arrested a 44-year-old man.

After more than a century in business the store closed in February 2023 — and has sat empty since.

Those behind the supermarket are hoping for a fast planning decision.

Fibbers Irish Snug opens tonight in the former Orchid building. Ahead of the launch, we spoke to the team behind the bar and some of its first visitors.

A 36-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene.

The corporation has decided to change workers' contracts.

Aberdeenshire Council is cracking down on the number of long-term empty properties and second homes with the huge hikes.

Trevor Garlick said it is a "huge privilege" to take on the role.

Fibbers Irish Snug will welcome its first customers to the Langstane Place venue on Friday.

An air ambulance was called to the scene.

The broken-down lights on Hutcheon Street caused traffic chaos.

It was the conductor's first time back in Aberdeen in more than three years.

Check out all of our best photos from Stonehaven Open Air Pool.

Toby Holroyd's licence was downgraded to provisional status after he overtook an unmarked police car at high speed near Peterhead.

These are the crimes and criminals you may have missed from courtrooms around the north and north-east.

The farm shop got a nice surprise when a special visitor recently popped in for some gelato.

Meanwhile, the new owners of a £900,000 Peterculter mansion are plotting a new garage and nature chiefs are hoping to enhance their bird watching experience in St Cyrus.

Drivers across Aberdeen have been warned of even more roadworks starting next week.