North East Scotland News
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Yellow weather warning for snow and ice issued across north-east
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice across the north-east from 5pm on Sunday to 12pm on Monday.
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New campaign launched to demystify Aberdeen bus gates
The North East Bus Alliance has launched a new campaign to help end public backlash to its controversial city centre bus gates.
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Man charged after series of break-ins as Crimestoppers launches awareness campaign
A 54-year-old man's been arrested and charged after a series of break-ins to home and businesses in the north east,
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Yellow warning issued for snow and ice in the north-east
A yellow warning for snow and ice has been issued for the north-east overnight and into tomorrow.
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Concerns Peterhead fossil fuel station could be "climate disaster"
The Scottish government is considering a new fossil fuel station in Peterhead which Friends of the Earth Scotland say would be a "climate disaster".
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Staff at St Fergus energy plant begin week-long strike action
Kaefer workers at the St Fergus plant are walking out today (Monday, November 27) for one week.
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Ellon Athletics Club could be dissolved
Plummeting membership and a crumbling track could spell the end for Ellon Amateur Athletics Club.
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New report highlights poor physical and mental health of unpaid carers
A new report published by Carers Scotland has shown that unpaid carers are struggling both mentally and physically, with more than a third of carers saying they have had thoughts relating to self-harm or suicide.
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MSPs back Gaza ceasefire calls as Yousaf warns of cruelty facing patients
Calls for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza have been backed by MSPs as Scotland’s First Minister described the “cruelty” facing patients in the region’s hospitals.
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Archaeologists unearth ‘missing’ monastery linked to first written Gaelic
Archaeologists have discovered the site of a 10th century monastery linked to the first written record of the Scottish Gaelic language.
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Divers returning to River Don in search for pensioner
A group of volunteer divers will resume the search for 71-year-old Hazel Nairn in the river Don one year after she was swept away.
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Angus Robertson claims an independent Scotland is well placed for EU membership
The Scottish government has published its seventh independence paper, which focuses on how an independent Scotland would aim to join the EU.
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Westminster increases price wind power projects can receive to entice investment
The UK government will be increasing the price for wind power projects in the hopes of increased investment in the renewable energy sector, after the last round of auctions for contracts saw zero bids.
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Risk to exam results in 2024 after SQA vote to strike
School pupils risk not getting their exam results next year as the SQA votes to strike.
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