News from the Press and Journal

A 79-year-old man has been charged in connection with an incident at the shopping centre.

The Alexandra Hotel is located in Ballater in the heart of Royal Deeside.

The fast-food takeaway has been eyeing up a site in the Blue Toon for years.

James-Andrew Milne insists that any alcohol was consumed after the crash, not before it.

Donal MacIntyre's UK Killer Evidence will be streamed on ITVX.

It comes as the multi-million-pound project has been delayed by months.

Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance were called to the scene of a white-water tubing trip gone wrong.

The crash temporarily blocked the the road near Bridge Street and Union Terrace.

An Edinburgh art group is planning to transform the historic Aberdeen building.

Chief executive Grant Rogerson says co-operative's 'relentless' efforts to provide an efficient and valuable service have resulted in 'unprecedented values in the live ring'.

The grand opening for the venue was held on Wednesday morning.

Greg Shearer, 28, frittered away money that was supposed to pay for his mother’s specialist neurological care.

Lauren Baird, 43, put the officers' lives in danger when she put her foot down during a routine traffic stop in Aviemore.

A diversion is in place.

Officers stopped over 800 vehicles during the first 15 days of a campaign within the north east.

Katie Makin is the taking the leap from supervisor to owner.

The Cleavin Barber Club opened in the summer of 2023, but has now relocated from Aberdeen's Granite Mile.

Police found an illegal air rifle in Robert Fraser's home during their investigation into 'gunshots'.

Artur Zeka, 25, was caught by police while working as gardener of the huge cannabis plantation.

A sneak peek at some of the businesses nominated.

The show is from the makers of Netflix favourite Squid Game.

Angela Mackintosh was not responsible for the man's death but admitted giving him methadone the day before he died.

The harbour hotel is looking to create a beer garden with "excellent views" over the port.

Research show people in the north and north-east are among the most likely in the world to have Huntington’s disease.

All of the other well-known faces will continue their jobs behind the counter when Indy and Alzbeta Pandit takeover.

New boss John Wemyss is plotting a party bus, dedicated events space and even an outdoor beer garden on The Green.

Banchory Community Football Club will create the all-weather facility at the academy playing fields on Tillybrake Road.

Grace Noble's tourism enterprise in Banchory wins highest praise from customers of Irish tour group.

More than 130 jobs were put at risk in November following the departure of a similar number of staff in a voluntary severance scheme.

The road closure will impact some of the city's bus services.