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Aberdeen couple Marc and Claire Castanié are opening the new store at Milton of Crathes.

The incident took place in the Maud area on Wednesday.

VSA moved residents out of the £3.2m Abergeldie House on Holburn Street in the days after a 56-year-old took ill during a heatwave.

We had a glimpse inside an example Aberdeen Rapid Transit vehicle as we found out more about how it could transform transport in the north-east.

Taaneer Niazi is accused of causing death by dangerous driving after he allegedly hit Thomas Pates in Aberdeen in 2024.

The chances of seeing an albino sparrow is believed to be around one in 30,000 to one in several hundred thousand.

Those arguing for change in licensing rules, feared by Aberdeen taxi chiefs as the beginning of Uber "flooding" their trade with too many drivers, faced jeering and yelling at the Town House.

Terence Urquhart, who was aged between 17 and 20 at the time of his crimes, was convicted last month of a series of historic sex offences that involving girls as young as 13.

The man was subsequently charged with several other offences.

Fairview Street in Danestone has become swamped due to heavy rain.

Diversions are now in place for drivers and council bosses have warned the disruption could go on for even longer.

The woman's GP told her the two lumps pressing on her windpipe could be cancer before referring her for an urgent ultrasound. NHS bosses have deemed the scan "routine".

The woman awoke to see Lee Anderson's shadowy figure walking past her bedroom door.

One of the best parts of Lyric shows is that by day the stars are ordinary people who share one passion that brings them together on stage to deliver West End-worthy shows.

The Olympian will be speaking about his life and career.

A hunt for her successor is already under way.

A 12-year-old girl was taken to Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital after she was attacked with a knife during the morning break.

Aberdeen police predict upcoming anti-social figures will show declining offences but do you agree? Let us know in the comments section.

A beloved Moray businessman's drunken antics on flight home from America landed him in the dock this week - just one of the cases we covered from across the north and north-east.

Officers have been looking into planning breaches across the city over the last year — including the new Tesco signage that was ordered to be taken down.

The city-centre arts organisation is aiming to raise £660,000 over three years - and now wants to secure £60k in just six weeks.

Licensing chiefs met to discuss Aberdeen's taxi rulebook.

The twice-weekly service will last until the end of August and will be the first time since 2024 they have flown from the Granite City.

Child sex attacker Callum Taylor - who brought a cuddly toy to court - tried to book a hotel under a false name.

Dizzy Rascals has brought in industrial cleaners to get the centre reopened.

The property is set over four storeys.

Viking is bypassing the city centre this summer, taking tourists to Old Aberdeen and Duthie Park instead. I hope city leaders are making the case for a return.

Shahram Hamadi's solicitor said his limited grasp of English meant his client may not have understood the terms of his driving ban.

Fiona Chalmers opened Bon Bon Peterhead 16 years ago, and will now be selling every sweet at half price.