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Police were forced to attend a heated incident at Persley Den View on Thursday.

Two new football pitches are set to be included in the park's upgrade.

The Co-operative Group believe the New Mains of Ury store would harm trade for local businesses in the Aberdeenshire town.

In her 500-word goodbye, Mrs Scott wrote that she "tried to lead with openness, visibility and authenticity".

Dundee-based local authority boss Angela Scott will be tasked with steering the institution through its deep financial crisis.

The cocker spaniel was ripped from the woman's grasp by a hulking animal in a shocking cemetery incident that left her covered in blood

Robert Ean McLeod, 43, was killed after being struck on the head by a metal ring feeder, a fatal accident inquiry has found.

Formerly Queen Street Church of Scotland, minister David Gibson says a "church staying a church is worth celebrating."

Fraser Newman, 30 came to the attention of police when a phone containing child-abuse material connected to the internet at a property he was living at in Hardgate, Aberdeen.

The 50-year-old has been reported to the procurator fiscal.

Meanwhile, contamination fears over a former gasworks site in Laurencekirk could scupper plans for some new workshops, and the owners of one of the north-east's most famous homes plot upgrades to their vast estate.

Crews have now left the scene.

These are the cases we've been covering this week at courtrooms across the north of Scotland.

With two huge cruise ships in port, Andy Morton joined passengers seeing Aberdeen from the top deck — and heard what they really thought of the Granite City.

Two huge cruise ships, including the longest liner, stopped by Aberdeen today bringing almost 5,000 tourists to the north-east. But what did they think of the Granite City?

A letter will go out warning final dozen homeowners to take action or leave their homes.

A supermarket war in the town has escalated with the developer behind plans for two stores seeking to quash Tesco plans nearby.

The road was closed for over three hours.

Landlord Dave Porter says Aberdeen City Council silence adds to fear his Raac worries won't be over.

Neighbours feared potential noise from the venue would create "significant nuisance and is incredibly anti-social for residents".

Our reporters were given exclusive access to a huge drugs factory at the former Union Street Thomas Cook unit raided by police - as one of the cultivators inside was jailed for 20 months.

Items taken from a premises on Riverside Drive have been recovered.

The Norwegian Star is the longest cruise liner to ever visit the Granite City.

Robert Miller, 59, was last seen on Sunday July 5.

Culter Lodge is on the market.

The bowling green space feels out of sight and out of mind. But that can't be allowed to continue.

Industry leaders, apprentices and workers today gathered at Westminster to deliver a strongly-worded open letter to the incoming government and call for a policy reset.

Images from the scene showed thick smoke billowing above the residential street.

Officers previously said that 'no criminality' could be established.

Stroin Cottage is on the market for £300,000.