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In 1956, David and John Clarke took photos of Aberdeen's trams, now their images have been published for the first time.

More than 20 years after their stratospheric rise to fame, Girls Aloud are to bring their pop hits back to Aberdeen for the third time.

The Press and Journal has launched a new six-part true crime series about the disappearance and murder of Elgin woman Arlene Fraser in 1998.

The annual toy drive was started in 1949 by a newspaper editor and Portland social worker. Since then, 'there's never been a year that this didn't happen,' said operations manager Jeff Ham.

Wave 106 breakfast presenter Claire Kinnaird will host The Courier and Evening Telegraph Christmas Concert in December 10.

The much-anticipated series eight of Shetland has left audiences intrigued by a new mystery, new relationships and a whole new dynamic.

Fraserburgh was a strategic target for Nazi bombers during WW2, and on bonfire night 1940, 31 people were killed in the Broch blitz.

How did P&J and Evening Express readers react to Shetland series eight episode one? Bring back DI Jimmy Perez? Or welcome changes?

In a flash of fire, and a blast which could be heard across Aberdeen, the ground floor of the hotel in Cults collapsed into the basement.

A popular haunt for University of Aberdeen students for decades, The Bobbin pub celebrates its 50th anniversary this week