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Jay Morrison, from Oldmeldrum, and Bethany Wilson, from Ellon, died following the crash in December.

Bosses have also slammed the potential of further traffic chaos during drop-off and pick-up times...

The woman is due to appear in court this week.

Georgina Abela was born in the Granite City, but has lived in Canada since 1957.

The service was discontinued by the firm following a 'review of customer demand'.

He is accused of 11 theft and attempted thefts.

The Scottish Baker of the Year awards took place in Glasgow over the weekend.

Mhairi Boath later told a colleague: “I’m not usually this mean, I’m just tired”.

For decades, Aberdeen’s oil and gas industry has played a major role in powering the UK economy. Now there are fears the north-east could pay the price for Westminster policy.

Four men and a woman are due to appear in court on Tuesday.

Signs for the Brazilian barbecue have appeared on Union Street.

Kerry Hudson from Luthermuir had a heart attack last month.

Jason Thomas, 50, was reported missing on January 22 2023 while working as a crane operator and safety lead on the Valaris 121.

The firm announced 22 Class 222 trains will run on InterCity routes between Aberdeen, Inverness, Glasgow and Edinburgh from next autumn after a £67 million revamp.

Images show the impressive vessels arriving in the Granite City.

The route will be shut while a sewer is installed.

Health bosses announced the closure of the residential care home last week.

Brenda Young from St Fergus is now taking part in an Aberdeen University trial looking into the condition.

Ex-midwife Jo Hart will contest the by-election triggered by the SNP's Stephen Flynn resigning from Westminster.

Wendy Smith and daughter Ellie Burr hope to add an outdoor seating area to the King Street pub after overseeing a rapid revamp of the long-standing Aberdeen FC favourite.

Fidelis Amu, 29, was confronted and filmed by members of the public after he sexually assaulted the teenager.

One teen was arrested for allegedly riding an illegal e-bike.

Gavin Young exclaimed 'Are you sure I've won?' to the prize presenter.

Hundreds turned out for the Culter Duck Race 2026 on Sunday May 17 as part of Gala Week.

Meanwhile, plans have been unveiled to breathe life back into the closed Portsoy Library and Inverurie could be getting a padel tennis court.

Families and competitors embraced the mud at Castle Fraser as the MacTuff Really Muddy challenge put endurance and teamwork to the test.

Critics have blasted the decision to free Christopher Reid after serving just 105 days of a 608-day sentence, claiming it renders the court-sentencing process meaningless.

A Dundee United hall of famer and the paedophile who sparked mass public protests in Buckie appeared in court this week.

Courage on the Catwalk returned to P&J Live in May 2026, celebrating strength and resilience with 30 women on the runway in support of Friends of Anchor.

The site lies adjacent to Skye Steading which appeared on the popular Channel 4 reality series.