News from the Press and Journal

The Aberdeen University rector was hit with a "final demand warning" after the council mistakenly accused her of failing to pay a hall hire fee for a charity event.

Amateur boxer Danny Jay Milnes fell to his knees in the dock and declared he was “a good man” as a sheriff described the life-changing impact his crime had on his victim.

The new Aberdeen market is taking shape, with a striking glass frontage now gleaming over Union Street - but some have questioned how suitable it is...

Staff and students took to the picket line this morning to strike over potential redundancies.

Healthcare workers worry their pay and conditions will suffer when the rehabilitation centre shuts at the end of March.

Judge William Summers told White that he treated his victims "as objects to satisfy your own sexual ends".

As project leaders reimagine the Castlegate, they have revealed how the statue will be plucked from the ground and relocated...

Aberdeen residents now have the chance to tell the council what they think of taxi levels in the city - and to potentially change rules on entering the trade... Here's all you need to know about it.

A yellow weather warning is in place until until 8pm, with conditions expected to worsen this afternoon.

A number of properties were evacuated

The owner of the Monymusk Estate has unveiled grand plans for a property fit for modern living, after knocking down a steading said to have crumbled into ruin.

Shifting investment from roads to active travel and public transport is supported by more than half of Aberdeen residents.

Andrew Connon says it also threatens to undermine UK food security.

Catch up on some of the cases our courts team have been a sitting in on so far this week.

Dundee United fan Vikki Ogilvie, 43, claimed that she had "ongoing blackouts" that accounted for her racist behaviour.

According to papers released by the US Department of Justice, the Aberdeen businessman was considering purchasing the sex offender's plane, known as the Lolita Express.

Margaret and Andy Schweitzer are planning to turn a Ferryhill guesthouse into Aberdeen's version of The Priory as "a stepping stone between rehab and normal life".

PD Kilo has been traced two days after he got spooked taking a seizure and escaped.

Planners have given the proposal the go-ahead but there is no inkling as to what brand will operate the new dining spot. We want to know who you want in there.

Stepping Stones Nursery was praised for its care of infants, but issues with supervision of the 2-5 age group led to a rating of "weak".

A patient who had waited six months for eye surgery had his operation cancelled days before it was due to take place — the latest disruption to procedures at the hospital.

George Strachan, who has died aged 87, devoted his life to art, family and community.

It will come into force at 5am on Thursday morning.

Documents obtained by The Press and Journal reveal Aberdeen Maternity Hospital might struggle to keep up with demand when it becomes an intensive care centre for newborns from Dundee and beyond.

The long-serving worker's association with the business started in the early 1990s.

Edison Capital says it made the staggering sum in just three months - but the public accounts of the businesses touted on its website reveal some had just £100 in the bank.

Seven appliances were sent to a fire at Imagineering Sign Makers on Farmers Lane on Tuesday.

Live in Inverurie will take place in the grounds of the Garioch Indoor Bowling Centre.