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Police cordoned off the facility at about 6am on Tuesday morning.

Aberdeen councillors today unanimously approved a motion that forces council chief Jenni Lawson to provide a meaningful update about Jessica Rennie's death by November 17.

The Westhill grandfather also performed in a police band called Copperfield.

Shoppers and staff will lose access to the car park near the Union Square shopping mall from November 9.

Antony Millard died on the Torry street on Friday October 23.

The local authority's masterplan boss revealed works on the dug out stretch of the Granite Mile will be completed in time for the winter festivities.

Former history teacher Callum Francis has avoided being struck off the teaching register despite a regulatory panel finding his fitness to teach impaired following misconduct involving three teen girls.

The north businesses have secured places on a 20-strong shortlist for the Takeaway of the Year title.

It was "Christmas come early" for dozens of eager fans who queued outside Aberdeen's Waterstones for the latest book in Sarah J. Maas' globally popular series.

The Press and Journal is monitoring the latest weather disruption after Storm Boelo caused chaos across the north-east over the weekend.

As the Union Street roadworks near completion, Philip Carry shares his hopes for the future of Aberdeen city centre after investing millions into expanding.

After the bakery was targeted overnight, customers and neighbouring businesses rallied around the team with messages of support and offers of help.

One dad said the "fear of God" was put into him when SSEN announced he could be left without power for days on end.

The family-owned business is available alongside its sister furniture store and large warehouse.

It is alleged the pair bound the animal's legs together with a ligature before repeatedly stabbing it to death with a knife.

Vehicles can be seen lining streets around the city as filming for a new Paramount+ series continues.

The school will remain closed on Tuesday after further inspection.

The Bridge of Don care home was issued a second improvement notice last week.

More office workers mean more lunchtime customers, but Aberdeen's independent food businesses find profits are elusive.

Peterhead Sheriff Court heard how another driver saw Boris Vascenko's vehicle going onto the wrong side of the road before the smash.

The Rose Street bakery is closed today and possibly tomorrow as inquiries are ongoing.

Police, fire, and ambulance were called to the scene of the crash between Turriff and Macduff.

People living in Countesswells say they need more places to meet in the new development, with many imploring the council to approve the cafe plan.

Hard house legend Anne Savage brought the beats to The Priory as Aberdeen clubbers partied into the early hours.

Our reporters have been sitting in courtrooms across the north and north-east this week and covered a wide variety of cases.

John Studd, 65, claimed he knew all along that he was chatting with an undercover police officer rather than a 12-year-old girl - and was doing it to help his ill wife.

Residents face a night without electricity as Storm Boelo hits the north-east.

Police shut off the southern stretch of Charlotte Street at around 2pm, as special aerial ladder trucks were brought in to stop debris crashing onto the road below.

Police have named the man who died following an incident that sparked a string of road closures in Aberdeen.

Gale force winds have been battering the seafront all weekend, which has led to a number of mobile homes being wrecked across the embankment.