Firefighters travel more than 100 miles to cover shifts
Firefighters have occasionally travelled more than 100 miles across Scotland to cover shifts, it has been revealed.
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Scottish firms receive £26 million in start-up loans
Start-up businesses in Scotland have borrowed more than £26 million from the British Business Bank since its launch six years ago.
Scotland: Miss Selfridge store slashes prices by up to 70% in closing down sale
A popular fashion brand has slashed prices ahead of its Aberdeen store shutting.
Man leaves his home to local community in will
A generous Aberdeen resident is continuing to support the community he loved almost three years after his death by gifting his home to volunteers.
Man dies after fire in flat
An investigation is under way after a man died following a fire at a flat in Aberdeen.
5 things we learned from the Scottish Premiership this weekend
Celtic moved a major step closer to retaining the Ladbrokes Premiership title on Sunday and Hamilton extended their lead in the race to avoid the drop.
Derek McInnes: International break at the perfect time for Aberdeen
Derek McInnes hopes this week’s international break will allow his bruised and battered squad to regroup.
Derek McInnes wants Aberdeen to improve their home form
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes knows his side’s results at home have to improve following a 1-1 draw with Livingston.
Livingston add to Dons’ woes at Pittodrie
Aberdeen’s lengthy run without a home win in the Ladbrokes Premiership continued with a disappointing draw 1-1 against Livingston.
McInnes hails McKenna as great example for his young Aberdeen players
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes has hailed Scott McKenna for blazing a trail into the first team for the club’s youth players.
Gerrard bullish about Rangers future following ‘tough’ cup exit
Steven Gerrard admits Rangers’ William Hill Scottish Cup exit has left him feeling low – but insists he is still determined to take his team back to the top.
After 60 years of marriage, George and Margaret are ‘more in love than ever’
It was March 7 1959 and Shirley Bassey was No 1 in the charts with As I Love You.
Man on crash death charge after fatal A90 collision
A man has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving after three people were killed in a road crash.
Aberdeen do not fear Ibrox anymore, says winger Niall McGinn
Niall McGinn insists Aberdeen have smashed the Ibrox fear factor after pulling off another win over Rangers in Glasgow.
Funding announced for four Scottish science centres
Science centres in Scotland’s four largest cities have been given £2.63 million to make them more accessible.
Police ‘increasingly concerned’ for wellbeing of missing man with links to Angus
Police are appealing for help from the public to trace a missing person with links to Brechin.
Death at block of flats ‘unexplained’ – police
The death of a man in Aberdeen is being treated as “unexplained”. Police Scotland officers were called to a block of flats in the city’s Summer Street at around 3pm on Tuesday. The force said its inquiries into the death are at an early stage.
Gerrard takes blame after Rangers dumped out of Scottish Cup by Aberdeen
Steven Gerrard admits the blame lies with him as he prepares to finish his first season as Rangers boss empty-handed.
Rangers crash out of Scottish Cup at hands of Aberdeen
Steven Gerrard looks certain to finish his first season as Rangers boss empty handed as his team crashed out of the William Hill Scottish Cup after a 2-0 defeat to Aberdeen.
Three dead after A90 crash involving bus and two cars
Three people have died after a crash involving a bus and two cars in Aberdeenshire.