Aberdeen Castlegate News Today

Aberdonians found the underground toilets at Aberdeen's Castlegate handy, but councillors wanted to concrete over the Victorian loos.

Aberdeen's historic Castlegate dates back to the 13th Century, but there's little hint of its Medieval past these days.

Petitioning the Scottish parliament to change Scotland's approach to abortion resulted in success, disappointment and valuable insight, writes Gemma Clark.

Bargain Hunt expert Charles Hanson will take control of the gavel during the Big Hop Trail auction next month.

A north-east baker who launched his business from home four years ago is now one of the best in the UK at the National Bakery Awards 2023.

In Aberdeen, we have a history of objecting to any changes being proposed. Don't let it be the case this time, writes Len Ironside.

Cheers of God save the King rang around the Castlegate during the proclamation of Charles III in Aberdeen.

Aberdeen will have a seat at the table at talks on how best to introduce protest-free buffer zones around abortion clinics.

The first installation for Spectra has been revealed – a three-storey high blaze of colour, towering over Aberdeen’s Castlegate.

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