Skene Square News Today

Fred Jack, of Alford, a former sergeant major and adventure instructor with The Gordon Highlanders has died aged 66.

The story of the world’s most expensive loaf of bread starts on a Wednesday afternoon in 2006 when four people walk into an Aberdeen bakery.

Skene Square pupils and staff bid a fond farewell to Depute Head Teacher Belinda Findlay.

A bus has been involved in a crash near Woolmanhill hospital in Aberdeen, the fire service was called to the scene at 12.07pm this afternoon.

A section of road around Woolmanhill roundabout is closed following a two-car crash.

Leading planner Tim Stonor urged Aberdeen to shop globally for a city centre they want as controversy continues to cloud Union Street plans.

The Scottish SPCA has appealed for information regarding an abandoned cat which was found near Skene Square in Aberdeen.

Some Aberdeen officials worry that a proposal for limited city catchment areas will discourage participation in Gaelic Medium.

Pupils at Cults and Skene Square primary schools have been busy preparing their entries for the Press & Journal and Evening Express’ time capsule project.

Scots cops seize ecstasy tablets with Donald Trumps face imported from Netherlands Ross Grogan admitted buying the drugs online, with the two packages of tablets valued at up to £3,350. Ross Grogan, 22, admitted buying the drugs online and selling them to peers to fund his habit. (Image: Daniel McKay/DCT Media) Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, pleas...