Aberdeen News
Highland Pumpkin Patch Thrives Despite Challenging Year: Premium Pumpkins for Sale
The Loch Ness Pumpkin Patch and the Cawdor Pumpkin Patch are back this October in the Highlands, despite the challenges faced by Scottish farmers this year. The Cawdor Pumpkin Patch in Nairn opened on...
Inspiring Gaelic Tutors: Can Mod’s Young Songbirds Motivate New Teachers?
An urgent call has been made for new Gaelic tutors to step up and ensure the future of the language and culture of the Royal National Mod. This plea comes as concerns arise over...
Israeli Airstrike Kills 21 Civilians in Northern Lebanon
At least 21 innocent civilians lost their lives in a tragic Israeli airstrike on an apartment building in northern Lebanon, as reported by the Red Cross. The Israeli military has not yet provided any...
Aberdeen Council Tenants Offered Opportunity to Object to 15% Rent Increase
Aberdeen City Council is currently in the process of considering a significant rent increase for its tenants. Under the proposed plan, rent could potentially go up by 10% for the 2025/26 period, with the...
Tourist Tax: Pros and Cons of Implementing a Visitor Levy
Tourists flock to Scotland every year to experience the stunning beauty and rich history that our country has to offer. However, this influx of visitors also puts a strain on our local infrastructure and...
Tribute to Alex Salmond: Yes Scotland Leaders’ Bold and Courageous Words
Former MP and MSP Dennis Canavan, who worked closely with Alex Salmond on the Yes Scotland campaign, paid tribute to the late politician by calling him the "most courageous of politicians" and highlighting his...
Elgin South Development: Future Plans for Restaurant, Homes, Nursery, and Retail Units
Planning Ahead is a weekly update on the newest proposals in Moray. This week, we have exciting news to share with you. Planning chiefs have given the green light for a new restaurant and...
Scotland is a Country, Not a County: Alex Salmond’s Final Message
Alex Salmond's recent social media post before his passing reiterated a sentiment he felt strongly about: Scotland is a country, not a county. This declaration came in the wake of his death, which was...
John Swinney Refuses to Engage with Envoys After Sue Gray’s Appointment
John Swinney, the leader of the SNP, made it clear that he will not be engaging with Sue Gray in her new role as envoy for the nations and regions. In an interview on...
Calls for Keir Starmer to Remove Controversial Advisor Grow
Pressure is building on the UK Government to dismiss an advisor due to conflicts of interest highlighted by campaigners.The Good Law Project and Compassion in Politics have presented evidence to Prime Minister Keir Starmer...
Honoring Gaelic Champions at Royal National Mod in Oban
Scotland’s Royal National Mod in Oban, the largest celebration of Gaelic culture, has kicked off with a spectacular torchlight procession. This event brings together hundreds of people to enjoy music, song, dance, and the...
Including Scottish Cities in Key Summit: Swinney Urges Starmer
John Swinney has spoken with Keir Starmer and emphasized the importance of including Scottish council leaders in the Council of the Regions and Nations. This council was established by Starmer to improve the relationship...
Support System: Emma Wassell’s Teammates Rally Around Her Post-Tumour Surgery
Scottish rugby player Emma Wassell recently underwent surgery to remove a chest tumour. The 29-year-old, who had to withdraw from her team for the WXV 2 tournament, received immense support from her teammates during...
Europe’s Largest Floating Wind Farm Chooses Aberdeen as Headquarters
Green Volt, a major offshore wind project jointly owned by Flotation Energy in Aberdeen and Vargronn in Norway, has chosen Aberdeen as the location for its headquarters. This decision is expected to create up...
Rod Stewart’s Touring Drummer Opens Recording Studio in Scotland
Ryan Hassan, a talented Scottish drummer who has toured with Rod Stewart, has recently opened his own recording studio in Scotland. Growing up in a council flat in Paisley, Hassan discovered his passion for...
Aviemore Make-Up Artist Marries Stranger on TV: Married at First Sight Recap
Sionainn Carmichael, a make-up artist from Aviemore, recently made her debut on the reality TV show "Married at First Sight" on E4. Despite currently living and working in Glasgow, Sionainn has deep roots in...
Exciting October Activities for Kids: Don’t Miss Out!
As the October school holidays approach, it's time to start thinking about fun activities to keep the kids entertained. Whether you're looking for autumn adventures, creative play, or something to spark their curiosity, there...
Coastguard Teams, Rescue Boat, and Helicopter Assist in Tain Police Incident
Several Coastguard rescue teams, including those from Dornoch, Cromarty, and Inverness, have been deployed to assist the police in the Tain area, located north of Inverness. In addition to the rescue teams, a rescue...
Body Discovered in Ongoing Search for Missing Man in Scottish Town
A man named Robert Blair, who had been reported missing from Dalkeith, has been found deceased. He was last seen on Monday, October 7, and a search involving police and mountain rescue teams was...
Flooding Alert Continues in Scotland Due to Heavy Rainfall
A flood alert remains in place in Scotland as heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected to hit the UK.As of Wednesday morning, there were 79 alerts warning of possible flooding across the UK, with...
Should Tipping in Restaurants be Mandatory? A Compelling Debate.
Tipping in restaurants has always been a topic of debate among customers. Some people feel that tipping should be optional, while others believe it should be mandatory. The recent implementation of a new law...
Connecting Scottish Islands with Subsea Tunnels: Experts Debunk Fantasy Myth
Experts have confirmed that the idea of constructing a network of subsea tunnels to connect various Scottish islands is not just a fantasy but a real possibility that could become a reality in the...
Ed Miliband defends climate envoy appointment amidst donor controversy
Ed Miliband, the UK's shadow energy minister, recently defended the appointment of Rachel Kyte as the country's special representative for climate. This role aims to advance the country's green goals internationally, particularly at Cop...
Controversial Ex-Boris Johnson Adviser Considered for Scottish Charity Role
A former adviser to Suella Braverman and Boris Johnson is being considered for a position at a Scottish disability charity. Rory Geoghegan, a former police officer who has worked for several right-wing think tanks,...
From Bar Kitchen to Booming Franchise: The Big Mannys’ Success Story
Big Manny's Pizza has opened its new location at Aberdeen University, attracting a crowd of hungry students eager to taste the popular slices. The director, Calum Wright, reflected on the brand's journey over the...
Police Tape Off Aberdeen Beach Promenade for Investigation
Police have blocked off a section of the Aberdeen beach promenade for an investigation. The incident occurred on Monday morning, with emergency services arriving at the Esplanade just before 10:30 am on October 7th.Several...
Charlie Reilly: The Solution to Caley Thistle’s Goalscoring Woes
Charlie Reilly is determined to make the most of his loan spell at Inverness Caledonian Thistle. The 22-year-old forward joined the team from Dundee, looking to overcome a year of injury setbacks and get...
Explosion at House in Alloa Prompts Emergency Response
An explosion occurred at a house in Alloa, prompting a quick response from emergency services. The incident took place on Kellie Place around 6pm on a Sunday evening. Police were notified of the explosion...
Aberdeen vs Hearts: Jimmy Thelin’s Reaction to Record-Breaking 13-Game Winning Streak
Aberdeen's Jimmy Thelin was elated after his team's remarkable 3-2 comeback victory over Hearts at Pittodrie. The win marked Aberdeen's 13th consecutive victory in all competitions this season, making them the only team in...
Experts Call for England to Implement Minimum Unit Pricing to Save Lives
Public health experts in England are now advocating for the implementation of minimum unit pricing (MUP) for alcohol, following Scotland's successful lead in this area. Scotland became the first country in the world to...





























