Ben Hendry is a journalist based in Aberdeen, Scotland. He writes for The Press and Journal and his work has also appeared in The Courier. Ben covers a wide range of local news stories, including developments in the Aberdeen area, historical preservation, community issues, and cultural events.
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Ben Hendry's articles primarily cover local news related to Aberdeen, Scotland, with a focus on housing developments, entertainment venues, and government initiatives. His coverage often includes announcements and expert commentary.
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By: Ben Hendry
The retail giant had been hoping to open a new shop in the city.
By: Ben Hendry
Number 6 is the final remnant of Shoe Lane, surviving the demolition of the entire street in past decades.
By: Ben Hendry
The department store has carried out essential repairs in time for "one last Christmas" before it shuts for good.
By: Ben Hendry
Meanwhile, Ellon's Aldi wants to extend its hours and improvement plans have been lodged at a pair of Aberdeen schools.
By: Ben Hendry
The legendary play is in Aberdeen this week.
By: Ben Hendry
Meanwhile, neighbours are fighting plans for a new Braemar home - which they say will make them feel "on display like puppets in a theatre".
By: Ben Hendry
The Braemar Lodge Hotel was demolished after a blaze and neighbours have bemoaned the flattened site being left empty ever since.
By: Ben Hendry
The supermarket giant will take over the Homebase store at the town's retail park on Oldmeldrum Road.
By: Ben Hendry
Major works are planned along the city coastline.
By: Ben Hendry
The plans to boost tourism in the Mearns are on hold until the delayed road scheme is completed.
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