Is Aberdeen's Union Street on the right path or the road to hell?
We spoke to Aberdeen Inspired's Adrian Watson and former councillor John Corall for their views on the city's Union Street.
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We spoke to Aberdeen Inspired's Adrian Watson and former councillor John Corall for their views on the city's Union Street.
University degrees aren't an automatic path to employment, and some school leavers are now opting to try and secure a modern apprenticeship.
With tensions once again running high between Russia and the west, we hear from north Scots about their memories of the Cuban missile crisis
Renowned Scottish historian Jim Hunter has never forgotten how close the world came to nuclear annihilation in the 1960s.
Updated: 27/01/2021, 5:47 pm © Unknown Are high-rise flats in Aberdeen a blot on the landscape or a key part of our 20th century heritage? It was a piece of news which had some people querying whether April Fool’s Day had arrived a few months early. Yet the decision by Historic Environment Scotland to award eight high-rise blocks of flats in Aberdeen the same protected status as some of the the city’s architectural gems, including Marischal College and the Music Hall has been blasted by many people. Indeed, the announcement has actually attracted cross-party derision: something which hap...