Denny Andonova

Aberdeen Inspired and VisitAberdeenshire chiefs have high hopes for the thousands of tourists bound to visit the north-east this summer, saying they see the "wonderful" Granite City "at face value".

It is understood that the London-based coffee chain is seeking a way out as the owners no longer have the money to fit out the vacant unit.

Norman Esslemont is reaching out to solicitors over fears that unelected officials are "controlling the narrative" instead of councillors.

Developers Cater Group are moving forward with major plans to transform the old office building on Fraser Place - four years after taking on the site.

The son of the newly elected US President Donald Trump sat down with The P&J for a "chat" about the future of their north-east projects - and more...

Former Hanon employees Thomas Lindie and David Taylor decided to open their own store when the clothing business folded last year.

The former first minister has been remembered as a "down to earth man" by the villagers who knew him as a part of their community.

Owners of Cheerz and The Market Arms are having to rethink opening hours to stay afloat as the imminent closure of Hadden Street raises more footfall concerns.

Aberdeen leaders are being urged to consider the risks they are taking with the new food and drink market to avoid making the "same mistake" they did with failed Resident X.

Council chiefs say the swimming pool - which was already in need of major repairs - has fallen into decay since its closure in 2023.