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Aberdeen motor group sees profits fall by £6m amid industry pressures
But the business that has operated in the Granite City for more than 50 years maintained turnover above £1bn for the third year running.
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But the business that has operated in the Granite City for more than 50 years maintained turnover above £1bn for the third year running.
Prab Singh has all manner of tricks to calm young patients before surgery at the Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital.
Aberdeen FC is joining forces with the family of murdered taxi driver George “Dod” Murdoch in a fresh appeal for information to help crack the notorious unsolved case.
The expert stone carver has had to learn to live - and work - again after his accident, using the heritage skills so few possess.
Five years after launching SugarBird Wines, Ruth and Alex Grahame reflect on the growth of their business, Aberdeen's evolving hospitality scene and why they're optimistic about the city's future.
Ships from Portugal, Canada and Germany were among those in harbour on Friday.
Summer signing Chris Cadden says the Aberdeen squad is a 'work in progress' and focused on delivering success under manager Stephen Robinson.
CEO-in-waiting Andy MacDonald has officially been given the top job after Angela Scott's departure.
Principal Peter Edwards is spending around 50% more than his predecessor did month-on-month, as the university plans to cut more than 100 jobs.
Our columnist thinks it is ridiculous that we have reached October and Aberdeen have played only seven league games.
Former soldier Arthur Duncan raped and killed a woman in 1970 and did 50 years behind bars. He died while imprisoned at HMP Grampian.
All 29 pupils were moved out of Banchory-Devenick School in March due to expensive repairs being required.
Lyndsay-Anne Forbes says her brother “didn’t deserve to suffer like that” after a sheriff identified four police failings that might have prevented his Tillydrone high-rise fall death and called for c
The Beach Ballroom played host to a dazzling showcase of local talent as 17 dance schools from across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire took to the stage for two special 10th anniversary Dance Proms performa
It is targeting further expansion and new jobs.
After a lengthy international break, Dons legend Joe Harper is excited for the return of club football this weekend when the Dons will host St Johnstone.
Former radio host Jeff Diack clinched the seat in his first foray into politics, and it will turn out to be a huge result going forward for at least the next seven months...
Following his win, Jeff Diack paid tribute to former SNP councillor Bill Cormie who died in August.
Manager Stephen Robinson overhauled Aberdeen with 15 signings in the summer and insists the new-look Dons are beginning to embrace the pressure and expectation of playing for the club.
Stephen Reaper, 32, subjected Courtni Struthers to a terrifying attack at the Saltoun Inn in Fraserburgh, leaving her bruised and battered after repeatedly throttling her in a jealous rage.