News from the Press and Journal

Bruce Scott installed a fence around his property on Baillie Drive without getting the go-ahead from Aberdeenshire Council, and has now been scolded for "taking the law into his own hands".

Alan, of PJ Gaul at Little Whiterashes puts his all into supporting his local community.

A major hearing into the Stonehaven rail crash got underway today and heard details of challenging conditions at the scene of the tragedy.

Go-kart bosses want to give "a bottle of fizz" to race winners as part of their plans for a booze licence, but they also promised to breathalyse drivers before they get on the track...

The Met Office has issued a new weather warning for rain and snow.

A glass frontage could soon be installed at the new market, while towering play equipment will arrive at the beach - but there are fears that underground "challenges" could continue to blight Union Street progress.

Meanwhile, another former inn could be transformed too, while a home in Peterculter is to be demolished to make way for a replacement.

See photos from the Foundry's double disco night in Aberdeen with 2 for 1 cocktails, DJs Paul and Andy, and vibrant party moments captured.

Our reporters have been sitting in courtrooms across the north and north-east this week and covered a wide variety of cases.

Janet Turk's "horrifying" abuse of the elderly Laurencekirk woman left her "scared to be in her own home".

WrestleZone Aberdeen show at Curl entertained wrestling fans with live matches, championships, and nonstop action.

Kintore flooding disruption causes road closures and emergency response after heavy rainfall hits the area. Residents are urged to stay vigilant and follow advice.

The Press and Journal's live team brought you the latest news and updates across Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Moray, and the Highlands.

The returning cabbie, who had been driving for 13 years before stopping during the Covid pandemic, went before councillors to argue his case...

The O'Neill family's Affleck Street property is on the market for offers around £240,000.

Neil Jackson, 54, is preparing to cycle between all 12 of Scotland’s Premiership grounds — a challenge made possible by advances in cancer treatment.

Cafe Neuk, on Ann Street, will welcome customers through the door for the final time on February 22. 

Celebrate Burns night in style with ceilidh dancing, tartan, and haggis at Aberdeen Beach Ballroom's traditional Burns supper in Aberdeen.

Johnshaven was covered in foam during stormy weather this week.

Wilma Dyke created 10 teddy bears for her extended family using her mum's pyjamas.

Mum-of-two and linguist Hossa Skandary-Macpherson is using her 45th birthday party to support Afghan charity dear to her heart.

The former Turriff Show president explains why farmers need to look after themselves and not just their animals.

Discover the beauty of Scotland's landscapes, wildlife, and aurora borealis through stunning readers' photographs from the north and northeast.

We asked a retail expert on this phenomenon and found out what's being done to combat it.

Schoolchildren and parents were crossing the road when a speeding car drove right through.

John Scroggie, 36, denied raping one woman, attempting to rape another and sexually assaulting two more.

Aberdeenshire faced a second day of disruption as heavy rain caused rivers to overflow and roads to flood.

The cafe was operated as part of the charity Charlie's House.

The vessel visited the Granite City for 'crew rotation and a logistical stop' before heading out on its latest mission.

Running out of shaving cream? Not to worry, Johnshaven has plenty!