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By The Flying Pigs © Wullie Marr / 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 Tanya Souter, lifestyle correspondent I da ken aboot youse, but I am real excited that Aiberdeen’s been drapped doon tae Level 1. Course, jist fan we’re allowed tae visit each ither indoors again, it’s been ‘at het naeb’dy win...

Dancefloor days: What was your favourite Aberdeen nightclub of the noughties? © DCT Media Many a night out would end up at Priory nightclub, with queues often spilling out onto Belmont Street. With lockdown restrictions easing, you might be looking forward to getting back on the dancefloor at your favourite Aberdeen nightclubs. For more than a year, the city’s once-packed venues have been silent after the wholesale shutdown of the industry when lockdown hit. If you’re struggling to recall ...

© Aberdeen Inspired Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up An ambitious project to “enliven and improve” some of Aberdeen’s most iconic streets with illuminated signs has been given the green light. A dozen suspended signs, which can be lit up, will be hung at either end of Shiprow, Belmont Street, Stirling Street, Back Wynd Steps, Windmill Brae, both ends of Langstane Place, Chapel Street, Crown Street,...

Updated: 08/04/2021, 2:33 pm © Supplied by Momentum Wayshowing How one of the signs above Belmont Street could look. An ambitious project to “enliven and improve” some of Aberdeen’s most iconic streets with illuminated signs has been given the green light. A dozen suspended signs, which can be lit up, will be hung at either end of Shiprow, Belmont Street, Stirling Street, Back Wynd Steps, Windmill Brae, both ends of Langstane Place, Chapel Street, Crown Street, Carmelite Street and Georg...