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First Minister urged to visit Aboyne community 'cut off' by two-year bridge closure
The Aboyne Bridge was closed to vehicles in 2023 after "significant structural issues" were unearthed, with locals venting their frustrations at delays to repairs.
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Fossil of extinct life form found in Aberdeenshire to go on display
The fossil, which is about 410 million years old, was found in the Rhynie chert, a sedimentary deposit near the Aberdeenshire village.
Ex-Spandau Ballet Aberdeen singer tells jury rape claim is an 'out-and-out lie'
The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, also claimed Aberdeen-born Ross Davidson told her he wanted to have sex with a person in a “still, lifeless, unresponsive” state like a mannequin.
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Trump hits out at UK green energy policy over 'North Sea oil barriers'
In a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Mr Trump criticised Sir Keir Starmer's policies on North Sea oil and gas.
John Swinney urges Ofcom to reject STV plans to cut north of Scotland programme
The First Minister expressed his concerns that the proposals will “set a damaging precedent and accelerate the decline of public interest journalism in Scotland”.
Peter Leven raves over Mitchel Frame Aberdeen debut as he lays out transfer stance
The former Celtic youngster made his first appearance since his summer switch in the cup win over Raith Rovers, but there has been speculation he could leave the club.
Liam Morrison feels loan move from QPR to Aberdeen gives him World Cup chance
The 22-year-old has joined the Pittodrie club until the end of the season after being restricted to just 12 appearances for parent club QPR in the first half of the campaign.
Urgent search for woman believed to have travelled to Aberdeenshire as 'concerns growing'
Jennifer Menzies, 36, was last seen in the St Vigeans Brae area of Arbroath with police believing she may have travelled to the Inverbervie area of Aberdeenshire.
Aberdeen open next manager talks as rumours swirl over two Premiership bosses
The Dons are currently whittling down their shortlist, with sporting director Lutz Pfannenstiel putting his potential candidates to the Pittodrie board earlier this week.
Review: Biffy Clyro’s performance at P&J Live was Biblical return to Aberdeen after a decade
The legendary Scottish alternative rockers visited Aberdeen for their first gig in 10 years in the Granite City last night. Read Kieran Beattie's review
North East Tartan Army organise huge World Cup booze cruise trips in US
Scotland qualified for the tournament in spectacular fashion after we saw off Denmark 4-2 in a thrilling winner-takes-it-all group tie back in November.
Public to have say on boosting Aberdeen taxi numbers — despite fears scrapping knowledge test ‘could lead to monopoly’
The consultation could pave the way for the street knowledge test to be scrapped for some Aberdeen cabbies.
Peterhead busts record for annual fish landings by value
More than £341 million-worth of fish and shellfish was landed into the Blue Toon during 2025.
‘I will not give up!’: Stalker targeted ex-girlfriend because he wanted explanation why she dumped him
Albert Jakubas, 47, was repeatedly seen following the frightened woman as she walked to work and even while she walked her dog.
Hotel Chocolat to open new cafe inside Eastgate Shopping Centre
It is set to open its doors on March 6.
Aberdeenshire urged to follow Aberdeen's lead and extend pub hours for World Cup games
The plea comes a day after Aberdeen became Scotland's first city to approve plans for pubs and bars to stay open late so fans can watch Steve Clarke's side at this summer's World Cup.
Aberdeen bridges reopen following surface repairs after two days of travel misery
The King George VI Bridge and Bridge of Dee were both partially shut from Monday to allow for repairs to be carried out to the road surface following the recent snowfall.
University researchers reimagine construction with reusable steel connectors for sustainable future
Researchers at the University of Aberdeen are developing innovative 3D-printed metal connectors for lightweight steel housing systems that make buildings easier to reuse, adapt, and recycle.
POLL: Should mobile phones be banned in schools?
Inverness Royal Academy have taken the decision to become a "no-phone zone" from February. Vote in our poll and we'll have a debate on the subject on Thursday.
Soho Cinders: Cinderella like you’ve never seen at Aberdeen Arts Centre
Soho Cinders, A TO Z’s debut musical, brings a cheeky modern twist to the classic fairytale. Love, scandal, and glittering chaos await at Aberdeen Arts Centre.