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North-east's largest seafood festival SeaFest Peterhead to return in 2027
The award-winning biennial event will take place for its third edition on Saturday September 11, 2027 at Peterhead Harbour.
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Aberdeen RAAC homeowners thrown lifeline as deadline to sell homes extended
"They were handed exactly 11 days to accept the council’s enhanced discretionary terms to purchase their properties, 11 days to make a decision that will determine the rest of their lives."
Lacklustre Aberdeen booed off after Kilmarnock stalemate as Stephen Robinson admits he hears Red Army loud and clear
Robinson watched his side draw 0-0 with struggling Killie and says raging fans were right to boo them off
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NHS Grampian chief executive says board cuts is 'opportunity shape stronger service'
John Swinney announced the dramatic changes in his Programme for Government.
Empty Union Street shop could become new bar after huge cannabis farm discovery
The former travel agents was found to be being used as a cannabis farm by police last year having been left vacant since Thomas Cook's closure back in 2019.
Aberdeenshire village named one of UK's 'most underrated' places to visit this autumn - full list
One Aberdeenshire spot has been named in the list
Two people rushed to hospital after being found 'unresponsive' in Aberdeen property
Emergency services were called to the scene on Froghall Terrace on Thursday afternoon.
Aberdeen fixture rearranged as St Johnstone clash picked for TV coverage
Premier Sports have revealed their latest picks for live broadcast, with the visit from the newly-promoted Perth Saints to Pittodrie next month among them.
Aberdeen winger Kenan Bilalovic joins Slovakian side on season-long loan deal
The Swedish Under-21 international has struggled to break into the Dons squad under both Jimmy Thelin and current boss Stephen Robinson.
Aberdeen v Kilmarnock: Live stream, team news and more as Dons look to end losing run
Stephen Robinson's men have fallen to three defeats in their first four league games, and they will need to find a positive run of form if they are to claw themselves back up the table.
Friends who met while studying at Aberdeen University deny murder
The co-defendants met studying masters courses at the University of Aberdeen
Stephen Robinson insists he'll judge his Aberdeen side after 15 games amid challenging run
The Dons are enduring a challenging run having lost three of their four league fixtures, including back-to-back defeats to Rangers and Celtic in four days.
Fraserburgh property up for auction for just £24k - but requires huge renovation
The property has an exceptionally low price -but anyone that takes it on will have a major job on their hands.
Princess Anne's heartbreaking question to Prince Harry after last-minute dash to Balmoral
Prince Harry flew last-minute to Balmoral Castle in 2022 after learning of Queen Elizabeth's deteriorating health
Aberdeen's Harbourworks announce permanent closure as owners give update ahead of final events
Harbourworks opened in an empty warehouse on York Street earlier this year, with the disused building turned into a huge events space ahead of Scotland's World Cup fixtures.
Aberdeen announce Daniel Klein signing as Dons hand former Augsburg keeper two-year deal
His arrival comes after Aberdeen signed German shot stopper Marius Muller earlier this summer, with Klein now tasked with unseating his fellow countryman from the starting XI.
Jackdaw gas field set for UK Government approval in coming weeks
Jackdaw's owner Adura - a joint venture between Shell and Equinor - says the field will account for 6% of the UK's gas output at peak production.
More Aberdeen roadwork misery as two bridges to shut during major South College Street works
Motorists are set for a month's worth of disruption, with two major River Dee crossings to close yet again for more maintenance work in 10 days time.
First image of Aberdeen University worker found dead in Ellon house as police probe continues
The woman has been named locally as Donna Henderson
Seven jobs lost as Aberdeenshire haulage firm liquidised amid 'relentless challenges'
The firm's director Colin Mathers said the demise was a "symptom of a much larger crisis hitting our sector"