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The shop opens tomorrow.

Chief executive officer Bryan Snelling lays out his three-year plans to build a lasting legacy for generations of learners.

Andrew Pickard pushed a man with both hands to the chest on Union Street, causing him to fall backwards, strike his head on the pavement and lose consciousness.

Fire crews were at the scene between Huntly and Insch.

Ardent collectors, or those looking to cash in by re-selling cards, have reportedly been "hanging around outside" the store asking others to buy for them.

Officers cordoned off the street and are investigating the incident.

John Niven pled guilty to causing fear and alarm during two separate incidents involving his next-door neighbour in Peterhead.

Finance convener Alex McLellan told The P&J that now the majority of underground issues have been overcome "significant progress" has been made on the Granite Mile.