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Aberdeen drug dealer jailed over £1.6m cocaine seizure ordered to repay £190k
Steven Gribble was sentenced to 10 years in jail in 2024.
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Banchory drivers face five days of disruption with huge roadworks diversion
The closure will see motorists faced with a lengthy diversion for several days around Torphins, Echt and Garlogie.
Bluetongue cases recorded in Aberdeenshire as control zone extended across Scotland
Dozens of cases of the potentially fatal disease, which affects livestock such as sheep and cows, have been recorded across four local council areas.
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New Aberdeen CEO sets ambitious goal as he lifts lid on Lutz Pfannenstiel talks
"There will be Aberdeen fans all over the world that we haven’t tapped into. With our marketing and commercial strategy that is something we are really determined to unlock."
Councillor moves over 3,000 miles away to Africa without telling his constituents
Independent councillor Neil McLennan, originally elected to represent the Conservatives, has held a seat in the Buckie ward since the council elections in May 2022.
Cove Rangers handed season-long transfer ban with club to 'consider all options'
The Scottish League One club admitted at a hearing that it breached SPFL rules by failing to make a historic contractual payment to a player.
New research highlights how healthcare structures shape women's experiences of being heard
New research suggests that whether women feel heard in healthcare may depend not only on how doctors communicate, but also on the setting in which they receive care.
University and Wood Foundation to support 13 local organisations
Thirteen local charities and community organisations are set to benefit from a new cohort of talented University of Aberdeen student interns through a new phase of the successful partnership between the University and The Wood Foundation.
Look inside the rare Cold War bunker up for sale in rural Aberdeenshire
The unobtrusive Royal Observer Corps underground post is near an unnamed minor road in the countryside
MSPs reject Tory call for controversial Jackdaw and Rosebank fields to get green light
Energy bosses have been lobbying for the UK Government to approve drilling in both sites
Catholic school talks stall again amid residents' fears Aberdeen council 'against Catholics'
Councillor Mrs Stewart voiced fears that repeatedly delaying the matter suggests “there is something against Catholics and those that support faith schools”.
Tough new sweets, crisps and drinks 'ban' rules in place from Thursday
The law covers food and drink high in fat, salt or sugar
University of Aberdeen awarded £2.4 million to lead national trial for endometriosis treatment
An innovative endometriosis pain management programme is to be trialled as part of a £2.3 million study by the University of Aberdeen and NHS Grampian.
Opening date confirmed for new Aberdeen boozy brunch and pizza bar
BYTE owners say the new venture will provide a much needed space for day time brunching, as well as early evening and pre-theatre dining.
Vacant council-owned Aberdeen care home could be reopened after closing this year
The care home closed its doors to residents at the end of February this year
Cosy Aberdeenshire fixer-upper cottage hits the market for bargain price
Those dreaming of moving to the rural surroundings of Aberdeenshire may have an eager interest in the two-bedroom home.
Boss Pizza to open new store in Aberdeen as rapid expansion continues
Aberdeen customers will soon be able to enjoy Boss Pizza's range of freshly prepared pizzas
Work set to begin on £1.2million upgrade to Aberdeen's training ground
Work on the new community pitch will begin this week, with completion expected in spring 2027.
University of Aberdeen research informs NATO analysis of Europe's future fuel security
Research led by University of Aberdeen and NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (ENSEC COE) has contributed to a new assessment of Europe's future fuel security, examining the challenges and opportunities facing NATO Allies in both peacetime and conflict....
Inquiry into Fraserburgh baby's drug exposure death to be held next year
Olly-James Sievwright was three months old when he died in hospital on December 22 2019, having suffered from peritonitis and being exposed to mephedrone at his home.