Exploring the unique connections between Aberdeen, Scotland, and Aberdeen, Hong Kong
Discover the surprising similarities and differences between these two coastal towns.
Geoff Aberdein: From childhood tragedy to political strategist
Exploring the life and career of Geoff Aberdein, a key figure in Scottish politics and business.
Interactive map reveals renewable energy projects in the Highlands
Local communities gain insight into renewable projects impacting their landscapes.
Aberdeen’s pivotal week: Player futures and cup ambitions
As the season winds down, Aberdeen’s management faces key player decisions.
Police crackdown on illegal e-bikes leads to arrest in Aberdeen
A recent police operation in Aberdeen highlights the dangers of unregistered electric vehicles.
Shayden Morris aims for Scottish Cup glory after player of the year win
Morris celebrates personal success while setting sights on team achievements.
Former Wick High School site sold at auction for new development opportunities
The sale of the Wick High School site marks a new chapter for local development.
Community rallies to support St Fergus colleague facing life-changing injury
A charity golf day at Newmachar Golf Club aims to raise £20,000 for Calvin Cheyne’s recovery.
Torry Raac campaigners urge action from SNP housing minister
Community members express concerns over funding and safety in Balnagask area.
Aberdeen’s Sivert Heltne Nilsen ruled out for the season due to injury
Aberdeen’s key player Sivert Heltne Nilsen will miss the rest of the season following an eye injury sustained during training.
Peterculter Playgroup closure marks the end of an era for local families
After nearly 60 years of nurturing young minds, Peterculter Playgroup announces its closure due to sustainability issues.
Wardhill Castle Airbnb shut down due to water safety concerns
Concerns over undrinkable tap water prompt authorities to revoke Airbnb license.
Aberdeen considers new 20mph speed limits for city roads
Aberdeen City Council seeks public input on proposed 20mph zones across the city.
Woman arrested for robbery and assault in Inverness incident
Police respond to assault and theft report in South Kessock, Inverness.
Parking fines surge at Highland Council’s Inverness headquarters
The number of parking fines issued in Inverness has quadrupled in two years, raising concerns among drivers.
The impact of Raac on homeowners: A personal account from Torry
Janice Mackie’s story highlights the struggles of homeowners affected by Raac in Aberdeen.
Newtonmore aims for cup success against Beauly in Artemis Macaulay Cup
Newtonmore seeks to capitalize on cup opportunity as they face Beauly in the first round.
Caley Thistle prepares for a League One title challenge next season
Scott Kellacher aims to build a competitive squad after a challenging season.
Royal Highland Society reports significant financial recovery in 2024
The RHASS sees a notable reduction in losses and governance changes for future stability.
Brora Rangers aim for a comeback in pivotal play-off clash
Manager Steven Mackay urges his team to fight for promotion against East Kilbride.
Aberdeen’s strategy for balancing local talent and international signings
Manager Jimmy Thelin emphasizes the importance of Scottish talent in recruitment.
Community rallies against proposed cuts to disability day centres in Aberdeenshire
Fraserburgh residents express concerns over proposed changes to disability support services.
Unusual land auctions spark interest in Kingswells and Westhill
Three small plots in Kingswells auctioned again after viral TikTok fame.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle captain aims for future success after survival
After a challenging season, ICT captain Danny Devine looks forward to next term’s ambitions.
Inverness council approves new short-term lets amid community concerns
Despite objections, Inverness council grants licenses for six new short-term lets.