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Cheering, champagne and a sea of blue: Elation as St Johnstone win the Scottish Cup Updated: May 22, 2021, 5:44 pm © Kenny Smith / DCT Media Scenes of pure elation erupted in Perth on Saturday as St Johnstone won the Scottish Cup. Fans flocked to bars to watch the game against Hibs which took them on a journey of excitement, suspense and ultimately pride. �� @StJohnstone have won the Scottish Cup! It's a historic Cup double for the Perth Saints ����#ScottishCupFinalpic.twitter.com/vSzBbOCAFG Saints beat Hibs one-nil to win the cup on Saturday afternoon. The 300 blue-clad fans at ...

Dapper bikers in north-east raising money for charity with group ride Updated: 22/05/2021, 6:22 pm © Supplied by Lenny Webster Dozens of charitable chaps will be donning their freshly pressed tweed and polished boots to go for a gentlemanly motorcycle ride around Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire tomorrow. Around 50 riders will be taking part in this year’s Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride, beginning in Aberdeen and crossing the finish line in Banchory. They will be riding a selection of vintage vehicles to raise awareness and funds for Movember. Classic motorcycles. Supplied by Lenny Webster. Th...

By James Wyllie and Ana Da Silva May 22, 2021, 6:00 am Updated: May 22, 2021, 8:30 am © Shutterstock / Kunlanan Yarist Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Aunt Flo? Having the painters in? Aberdeen playing at home? There’s a myriad of clever expressions people have used through the years to describe menstruating – but are these euphemisms doing more harm than good? It comes as a new study has revealed almost one-quarter of women have felt the need to lie to get time off work for PMS symptoms. M...

Updated: May 22, 2021, 8:21 am © Supplied Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Aberdeen’s highly-anticipated Hall of Heroes will come with a twist reminiscent of the Big Brother house, with local legends being evicted based on their popularity. The finishing touches are now being added to Provost Skene House ahead of its relaunch as a museum following a £3.8 million restoration. An announcement on when it will open is expected in the coming weeks, with bosses keeping a close eye on Covid infection rates...

© SYSTEM From the working-class past of Dundee, Rachel Mackay has found herself  in the rarefied surroundings of Georgian England, all for the love of history. The former Harris Academy pupil was raised close to Balgay Park and now spends her days among the beautifully manicured Kew Gardens, home to the Kew Palace, where she is manager. Not only does Rachel have responsibility for managing the four royal buildings, she has also been nominated in the Covid Special Recognition category in this year’s Museums and Heritage Awards. Her blog The Recovery Room has been praised for bringing toget...