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Police were called to Invercauld Road at about 2am on Saturday.

Hundreds of P&J readers have their say on anti-car rules, ‘neglected’ high streets and vacant units as business owners warn of a fight for survival.

Party insiders and dissenters speak to The Press and Journal about the high-profile feud and how it will factor into next year’s council election fight.

Nicola Gardyne, who owns Monkey Business, says the support of the community has made a "huge difference" during a tough year for her family.

The store has closed despite more than 3,000 people signing a petition.

Kofi Nyamekye, 18, had been last seen getting off a bus at Aberdeen station.

Officers attended the scene after being made aware of a van crash on Invercauld Road.

Aberdeen City Council might open the doors of the Beach Ballroom to a private operator in its quest to make the venue one of the north-east's leading wedding settings.