News from the Press and Journal
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Weekend court roll – a rapist policeman and an TikTok feud
Our reporters have been sitting in courtrooms across the north and north-east to bring you the details.
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Readers react to Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire £2 bus fare cap
'Fantastic news' or just 'good in theory'? P&J readers share their thoughts.
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Ravers take to the dancefloor at Aura Nightclub’s Trance Day Party
The Aberdeen event was described as an afternoon of 'euphoric, high-energy trance'.
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Best pictures from Old Aberdeen Whisky Festival as hundreds enjoy a dram
The P&J caught all the best bits at Old Aberdeen Whisky Festival.
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Aberdeen cannabis farm worth £243k uncovered after landlord raised alarm
Duong Le Hai, 23, was found working at an Aberdeen cannabis cultivation where 300 plants were found. He will likely face deportation back to Vietnam.
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Aberdeen Beach: My seafront history walk as locals recall glory days and look towards bright future
As Aberdeen's beachfront undergoes its biggest transformation in decades, I joined a group of history enthusiasts for an eye-opening walk down memory lane.
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M&S apologises for ‘not accurate’ Union Square closure Facebook post
The post was shared on the M&S Aberdeen Facebook page on Friday night but was swiftly deleted.
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Months of traffic delays on Aberdeen’s West North Street as SSEN plots massive substation
Works on the busy city road are expected to continue until the end of December.
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Aberdeen hairdresser: ‘How Union Square has kept us in business after Union Street salon died a death’
Audrey and Philip Harkins reflect on how they've overcome challenges to keep their Saks hair and beauty business going in the Granite City for 25 years.
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M&S confirms Union Square store is NOT closing after Facebook post confusion
When approached by The Press and Journal, an M&S spokesperson confirmed that the store is not closing.
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Beef King customers queued for two hours before grand opening on George Street
A piper welcomed locals as they joined the queue outside Beef King on George Street.
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Despicable fraudster ‘took wrecking ball’ to lives of north-east pensioners in £1.2m bank con
Azeem Mohammed targeted eight vulnerable OAPs, including six victims from Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire, tricking them into giving away sensitive information by pretending to be from their banks.
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Aberdeen bus bosses: ‘Our drivers won’t be safe from Teca youths until October holidays are over’
The 727 service will not enter Teca grounds in the hours of darkness after suffering vandal attacks.
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Career criminal jailed after falling foul of ‘three-strikes’ drug laws
Neza Kudura, 36, took control of a vulnerable woman’s home so he could sell class A drugs in Aberdeen.
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Exclusive: Peterhead man’s Spanish drug charges revealed as he is released from jail abroad
Aiden Campbell, who had been remanded in custody in Spain after being detained in Croatia, has now been handed a suspended sentence allowing him to leave jail.
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Andy Burnham ‘not backing away’ from North Sea Rosebank and Jackdaw decision
The prime minister said the people of Aberdeen are “very much on my mind” in his speech.
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Offshore helicopter lands back in Aberdeen Heliport after declaring a mid-air emergency
The helicopter turned around over the North Sea.
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Damaged Society: Aberdeen store launch ‘biggest in company history’ – beating Manchester and Glasgow markets
Bosses say their opening day at the Bon Accord Centre was among the most profitable they've had in their 14-year tenure.
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LVLS owners fighting to keep Aberdeen axe throwing venue open
Bosses have lodged a planning application to keep their doors open - more than six months after launching on Crown Terrace without permission.
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New direct bus between Aberdeen and Edinburgh Airport launched
Citylink has confirmed the introduction of a new direct route connecting the north-east with Scotland's biggest airport.
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Developers rolling out £500k Aberdeen suites with ‘private jacuzzis’ as ‘they believe in Union Street future’
The director of X Space Real Estate heaped praise on Aberdeen City Council for its "continued efforts to regenerate and improve Union Street".
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These ‘outstanding’ Aberdeenshire farms can be yours for £3.7 million
Clinkstone and Stodfold Farms, near Huntly, may be sold as a whole or split into four lots.
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Man jailed for knife assault and trying to bite two police officers
The incident took place on Bon Accord Terrace earlier this year.
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Pictures: Balnagask homes affected by Raac are reduced to rubble
The landscape is changing rapidly as the homes are demolished.
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Fears axing Teca bus stops over antisocial Aberdeen youths ‘will leave some people stranded’
Stagecoach has cancelled stops at Teca from 6pm to 11pm in a stand against vandals, which has caused ripples at the SNP conference currently taking place at P&J Live.
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Aberdeen police crackdown on balaclava-wearing youths reveals organised crime links
Officers set out the results of Operation Armour to the SNP’s justice chief during the party’s conference at The P&J live.
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Escape to the Country shines light on Aberdeenshire and Moray as couple seek dream home
Cheryl and Barry want to uproot from Somerset to a rural country home in the north-east.
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Exclusive: Council could be left scrambling to fill ‘poisoned chalice’ Sport Aberdeen board position
Both the leaders of the Conservative and Labour groups have told The P&J they will not be putting forward any of their councillors for the role.
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Exclusive: Shocked neighbour ‘saw bloody knife on the ground’ after Fraserburgh ‘stabbing’ incident
The Press and Journal visited Fraserburgh as investigations into the incident continued for a second day.


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