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Mauro Larghi, who has since moved to the West Indies and was not in court, has been banned from UK roads for one year.

The Oldmeldrum strawberry grower says workers can cross the fast B9170 up to 15 times a day, but plans to move its handling operation to one side of the road have been withdrawn.

Protesters were seen holding up a banner reading: "Protect the children." 

Zizzi Bar is located in the Los Cristianos resort of Tenerife.

James Gregg was unaware of the proposals until he saw workers carrying out a survey near his home.

Peter Garland put a knife to the driver's neck and robbed him of a mobile phone

Claims that businessman Ged Gaffney launched the court proceedings as "revenge" for his son being dropped from the team were branded "totally false".

This comes following an alleged robbery in Kintore.

Firefighters could be seen spraying water onto the Hillhead Centre.

The upper floors of the building just off St Nicholas Square could soon be getting a new set of swanky pads.

Video footage emerged of a male holding a blade next to the motionless farm animal.

Designers say new blueprints are being prepared, while stressing that neighbours’ objections did not prompt the withdrawl of the initial application.

Wesley Taylor was caged for 54 months on Friday after he admitted to carrying out a vicious attack in 2024.

Police confirmed that inquiries are continuing into the incident.

The exciting moment the race at Duthie Park kicked off has been captured on video. Were you there?

Lewis Donald, 33, terrified his female neighbour, who was woken by the sound of her dog growling and looked up to see a man in her home and sitting a foot away from her in the dark.

Meanwhile, a major expansion at a Peterhead nursery could soon be under way and proposals are in place to rebuild a fire-hit home in Ballater.

Aberdeen retail veteran Norman Esslemont has backed The P&J's Fresh Start campaign saying that he would have struggled had he opened up in today's climate.

The US president celebrated reports Andy Burnham could back more North Sea drilling when he becomes prime minister.

Visitors enjoyed a celebration of Scottish tradition as the annual Stonehaven Highland Games returned with competitions, performances and entertainment for all ages.

The incident is said to have taken place on Riverside Drive on Saturday. Police said there were no reports of anyone being struck or injured.

The casualty was taken to hospital for treatment.

A person was found in the water near the Brig O' Balgownie bridge.

The hydrasun Aberdeen half marathon afterparty saw festivities continue into the night with music, dancing and celebrations across Shiprow Village.

The masterminds behind Aberdeen's cruise ship tourism boom lift the lid on how they've made it a success over three years.

Police have thanked the public for their assistance.

Thousands took part in the Aberdeen half marathon's first run, with runners enjoying a scenic city route and supportive crowds throughout Aberdeen.

Labour’s deputy leader said the incoming prime minister will take a "more pragmatic approach" to North Sea oil and gas.

Organisers have confirmed the route for the 26.2-mile race to debut in the city next summer.

A 38-year-old woman is due to appear in court following an incident at Froghall Gardens.