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Updated: January 28, 2021, 6:16 pm Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Plans to build 2,000 new council homes in Aberdeen are “progressing well” according to the local authority. They are currently working on seven sites across the city, with each development in differing stages of construction. A report discussed at t...

North-east community launches fundraiser in effort to join charity lighthouse sculpture trail © Chris Sumner/DCT Media Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A north-east community has launched a fundraiser in effort to become part of a charity art sculpture trail. The Business Association in Stonehaven is appealing for dona...

North-east college joins forces with charity to fight child poverty © Chris Sumner/ DCT Media NESCol and Aberdeen Foyer are working in partnership to deliver programme Foyer Families. A north-east college has teamed up with a charity on a new partnership programme delivering family learning in a bid to tackle child poverty. North East Scotland College (NESCol) and Aberdeen Foyer have launched Foyer Families, which builds on a pilot scheme carried out at NESCol’s Fraserburgh campus. The cours...

Murder-accused seen entering Aberdeen flats on day woman said to have died, trial hears by Reporter Updated: 26/01/2021, 6:04 pm © Chris Sumner/DCT Media Police at the scene outside Promenade Court. A man accused of murdering a woman was seen entering a block of flats where she lived three times on the night of the date when she is said to have died, a court heard yesterday. Norman Duncan was filmed by CCTV cameras going into and leaving Promenade Court, in Aberdeen, on September 25 in 2...

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Squabbling and internet problems plague council meeting on improving Aberdeen schools © Chris Sumner / DCT Media Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A council video call on the state of Aberdeen’s schools descended into mayhem yesterday, plagued by squabbling and patchy internet signal. Councillors and school representatives on the education committee clashed over a proposal to hear an update on the local...

A call has been made for changes to the law, with hospitality firms including outside caterers "falling through the cracks" for Covid relief.

In his rush to rubbish the EU/UK trade deal Chris Sumner misses the ‘elephant in the room’ , Covid. The deal is favourable, the best obtainable…

© Chris Sumner/DCT Media Town House, Aberdeen. People in the north-east are being encouraged to apply to become volunteers for the Children’s Panel. It comes after Children’s Hearings Scotland (CHS) launched its biggest ever national campaign to recruit new volunteer members to work with children in their local communities. Panel members are volunteers from local communities who take part in children’s hearings. Their role is to listen and make legal decisions with and for infants, child...

In his rush to rubbish the EU/UK trade deal Chris Sumner misses the ‘elephant in the room’ , Covid. The deal is favourable, the best obtainable…