Denny Andonova

Cala Homes plans to plough £5.5 million into transforming the “eyesore” site at the north entrance of the Granite City into a “vibrant space for the community”.

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

About 50 businesses took part in the new initiative aimed at bringing more customers into the city centre by putting “bricks and mortar” retailers in the spotlight.

Developers Cater Group reveal how they've turned the previously grotty and desolate upper floors of 173 Union Street into plush but affordable pads - with more planned to come in the months ahead.

The southbound lane of Denburn Road - which has been the quickest way to travel across Aberdeen - will be closed on Sunday.

Workers have moved further up the Granite Mile to find out what lies underneath before they kick-start the second phase of the major city centre project.

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...

The 19th century picnic lodge, which had been a favourite spot for the monarch, will opened to visitors next year.

Residents in eight city multi-storeys agree that something needs to be done, however, asked for "minimal" upgrades to be carried out so they don't have to face the "upheaval of more intrusive works".

For many years, the secrets of the small store on Skene Square have remained buried - much like the mythical "cave of wonders" in the desert of Agrabah...