News from the Press and Journal

Aberdeen traffic wardens have dished out more than 3,700 fines over 18 months.

Emergency services are at the scene.

The Press and Journal was invited along for a first look as the beach vision becomes a reality.

Fresh pictures show how weeds and overgrowth are now being removed from the site, as the owners continue to repair almost 10 years of degradation.

The Oldmeldrum garage could be converted into a new convenience store.

Dale Harvey, who runs The Great British Pub Crawl, set out to visit 24 pubs in Aberdeen.

Emergency services were called to the scene on Monday afternoon.

The future of the recently closed warehouse has now been revealed...

Soran Xurmale of Art Coffee Gallery fears his business won't survive due to disruption caused by the ongoing Castlegate improvement works.

Our political reporter Justin Bowie visited a scorching London to get a sense of the incoming prime minister’s much-anticipated energy blueprint.

Music fans filled the dancefloor as the Soul & Motown Day Party brought classic hits and feel-good vibes to Aberdeen.

The incident happened at about 6.30pm on Sunday.

Crews were called at 10.14pm on Friday evening night.

The family faced 'a full year of stress' after their £80k vehicle was taken off the road in the ordeal.

The Aberdeen hotel says the lack of parking is its biggest problem, as it "marred" the opening night of a £5.5m brasserie and often leads to complaints.

Hundreds ran the new Chapelton 10K route in Chapelton of Elsick, featuring improved safety and a scenic course for the 2026 running event.

Keith Gauld had been reported as a missing person last Monday.

Heather Herbert's comments are subject to an urgent review by the university.

A 34-year-old is set to appear at Aberdeen Sheriff Court on Monday.

Visitors enjoyed livestock, horse classes, food, crafts and family entertainment at this year's Echt Show.

The 74-year-old taught chemistry at Aberdeen Grammar School and Hazlehead Academy.

Charles Smith reflects on spending half a century shaping his home city's skyline, from some of the most recognisable developments to the more controversial.

Watt, alongside partner Georgia Toffolo, had been travelling to Lake Como when the awkward encounter brought their journey to an abrupt halt.

The university has launched an urgent review into the unrepentant staff member as a petition demands action.

Two men and a woman are expected to appear in court on Monday in relation to the death of David Prystajko back in November 2025.

As part of our celebration of the North's heritage crafts and trades, we go behind-the-scenes of Ugie's 441-year-old working fish smokehouse.

Stuart Robb and his business partner Andrew Rayner have been going from strength to strength since opening their store in 2024.

The P&J sat down with the bosses of Nestrans as they address a "wide range of opinions" over the project and lift the lid on why they believe the "vision" will transform public transport in the north-east.

Kyle Inglis carried the Baton onto a vessel that sailed to the South Harbour.

Joan Ingram worked for Grampian TV for more than a decade and has shared her thoughts on STV North's final show.