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Plans to build a new garden centre over the site of the Old Mill Inn, at Maryculter outside Aberdeen, have been rejected by councillors.

The first Afghan families seeking asylum in Aberdeen were welcomed to the city on Saturday with an array of Scottish music, poetry and songs.

The first Afghan families seeking asylum in Aberdeen were welcomed to the city on Saturday with an array of Scottish music, poetry and songs.

The latest news from Aberdeen city

By writing off the A96 dualling project without a second thought, Green MSP Maggie Chapman has revealed her true feelings, write the P&J editorial team.

A 48-year-old man was taken to hospital following a "serious" hit and run on Great Northern Road. 

Car enthusiasts flocked to the Royal Deeside Motor Show this weekend, where they enjoyed a host of classic, vintage and retro vehicles.

Plans to revamp Falkland bike park in woodland loved by Mary, Queen of Scots gather pace Updated: July 24, 2021, 8:24 am Rebound member Evan McLaughlin cycling down the track as it is today. On the old stomping grounds of Mary, Queen of Scots, plans are afoot to revamp a much-loved bike park in Falkland. West coast-based cycle group Rebound hope to take over the running of the bike park on the grounds of Falkland Estate later this year. The park has fallen into disrepair in recent years. Howeve...

Updated: July 24, 2021, 8:17 am Mark and Samatha Robb fear their business is doomed. Picture by Chris Sumner. When Mark and Samantha Robb announced plans for Banff’s first plant-based cafe last February they could scarcely have imagined the challenges that lay ahead. The couple might have at first anticipated struggling to get locals to embrace the “facon” sandwiches on offer at Baobab, or to persuade them to take oat milk with their tea. A deadly disease forcing a nationwide lockdown in ...

By Josie Clark and Craig Munro 07/07/2021, 12:01 am © Chris Sumner/Aberdeen Journals BrewDog has been involved in a number of controversies over the past month. Picture by Chris Sumner Under-fire beer giant BrewDog has been hit by controversy for the fourth time in a month, after one of its Instagram posts was banned for making misleading claims over an alcoholic drink. The post in January for the brand’s Clean & Press Hard Seltzer read: “Due to advertising regulations we cannot cla...