News from the Press and Journal

Sex offender Josh Neil enlisted two Aberdeen thugs to terrorise potential witnesses in his upcoming court case.

Sisters Lucy Slattery and Claire Tester, and their dad George, recently bought a former office building on Albyn Terrace and transformed it into a trendy salon.

The road remains closed following the two-vehicle collision at Tarland.

The accident happened near Gourdon on Monday, December 9.

It was feared the change would put people off working, shopping and visiting the two coastal towns.

The incident took place on the A90 on Thursday.

Diego Valdivieso, 30, posed as a good Samaritan and offered the young woman his bed before taking advantage of her while she was asleep.

Our Union Street is hoping to lure more new traders to Aberdeen city centre with an event promoting the benefits on offer.

The new high was achieved with a month to spare.

The last ever Jeff and Lauren in the Morning was aired today.

Emergency services were called to the Hilton area of the city last night.

Regardless of the rights or wrongs of the WASPI campaign, it’s the pure hypocrisy of it all that beggars belief in a party which the PM vowed would be above such behaviour and empty promises.

Press and Journal photographer Scott Baxter was there to capture all of the action.

The P&J joined 200 farmers and their tractors as they travelled on the A96 into Aberdeen to protest the UK Government's controversial inheritance tax.

Crack cocaine and cannabis were among the substances found by officers.

Little Clouds nursery was inspected over two days in November.

A report has been submitted outlining how hundreds of Balnagask properties will be destroyed.

And parsnips supplied by Turriff-based Benzies will be on most our Christmas dinner plates too.

Louise Ritchie was forced to rush Harvey to the vet for treatment.

They travelled from Inverurie to Aberdeen to vent their frustrations at the UK Government's proposals.

William Morrice sexually, physically and mentally abused the children aged four to 15 from the 1970s to 2003 - but now has dementia and is housebound.

Work to restore the Esplanade will begin tonight.

In January, work will begin on a new skateboard park, along with preparations for the new amphitheatre area.

Aboyne Bridge was suddenly closed on November 22, 2023, leaving some locals with an 11-mile diversion. But has it been as bad as everyone first predicted?

Ten services across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire are being funded by bus lane enforcement revenue.

Chris Pike "thought he was going to die" after going into the sea on Tuesday morning.

Catering bosses revealed the mountainside cafe was only open for 25 days over three months last year.

John Millar, 40, was arrested by police at Aberdeen Airport after bombarding the woman with violent and racist abuse while on holiday in Asia.

Police are in attendance.

As one of the largest decommissioning facilities in Europe, Port of Aberdeen is reinforcing its position as a premier hub for the North Sea.