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The clothing retailer is one of several to have made the move between Aberdeen shopping centres.

Appointments at the Diabetes Centre this week will either be relocated or rescheduled.

The pair are to appear at Aberdeen Sheriff Court.

The Aberdeenshire town has appeared on Marks & Spencer's wish list of places they'd like to open a giant Food store.

Stagecoach Bluebird confirmed a mechanical issues was identified on one of its buses.

Police are aware of the protest and say they are planning to keep disruption to a minimum.

Stuart Kennedy had been placed on the sex offenders register just weeks before he attacked his third victim, a bride-to-be on her hen night.

Murder accused Dionne Wilson, who has lodged a special defence of self-defence.

More than 2,000 objections have been submitted to Aberdeenshire Council against SSEN's plans, worried about a "tsunami" of renewables projects across the Aberdeenshire countryside.

Could the taxman be hungrily be eyeing up the new Aberdeen e-bike scheme?

Elgin artist Brian Keeley was so ill he was given a 5% chance of survival and desperately needed a heart transplant.

Aberdeen university graduation at King's College saw students celebrate with family and friends on the campus's second day of ceremonies.

The 80-year-old dad and grandfather lived many years in Fordyce and Kintore.

One lane has been shut on the northbound carriageway as police investigate the discovery.

Afrim Krasniqi was a "middleman" for the crime gang who built a £900,000 Scotland-wide cannabis cultivation empire.

Officers have put a cordon in place on the city street.

A "greater priority" would be given to "more sustainable modes of transport" along the busy route.

Nearly 200 workers on the Brent Charlie platform were put on standby for evacuation after a sudden and uncontrolled release of gas and crude oil.

Crane operator Donald Singer, 66, was airlifted off his North Sea platform during the pandemic and died in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.

Lee Campbell, 25, left the country before he could stand trial but has now finally faced justice.

Come March, Aberdeen councillors need to balance the books by finding £18m - is one way to close schools early on Fridays? Have your say in our comments section and our journalist Alastair Gossip will respond between 10-11am on Thursday.

He was convicted of the murder of his wife Claire in Aberdeenshire in 1994.

The demonstration is due to take place during school hours.

Aberdeen University Winter Graduation at Elphinstone Hall saw students celebrate with friends and family on King's College campus.

Dionne Wilson told jurors it was self-defence when she used a knife against Sara Irvine, who it was claimed had pinned her down during a fight about a man.

The shop has been on Falconer Place since 2022.

It comes after previous plans to turn the long empty brutalist building into luxury flats fell through.

The former barracks building at Don Street is being flattened to make way for a Farmfoods.

Stuart Kennedy was found guilty of sexually assaulting the distressed bride-to-be on her hen night.

Everybody loves jam and scones, so we have rounded up our favourite afternoon tea experiences for you to try in Aberdeen.