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A FORMER editor of The Leader, who was honoured by The Queen for his services to journalism and his dedication to the community he served, has died…

A FORMER editor of The Leader, who was honoured by The Queen for his services to journalism and his dedication to the community he served, has died…

He saw the world as part of national service but Torry's Willie Bruce was most at home behind a linotype machine at the Aberdeen Journals.

It was the Aberdeen pancake race which called for steady grips and featured a 75-year-old competitor nicknamed The Frying Scot.

Those who know won't say, and those who don't know want to keep it that way.

Willie Miller was hailed as the man who would bring back the glory years of domestic domination when he succeeded Alex Smith.

Photos show people queuing to see the spectra installations in Aberdeen on the final night of the light festival.

Over the years Aberdeen Journals has been involved in a number of appeals that with the help of our readers have raised money to support our communities.

In the second part of his look into newspaper production, George visits the print site to see exactly how the P&J gets put together.

A short history of anarchism in late 19th century Aberdeen