Stephen Walsh
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United Kingdom
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Brothers given permission to transform disused quarry into whisky tourist centre
A pair of north-east brothers have been given permission to transform a disused quarry into a whisky tourist destination. → Read More
Scottish Government must 'redouble' efforts to save 500 jobs at Aberdeen paper mill
Scottish ministers have faced calls to "redouble" their efforts to save an historic Aberdeen paper mill. → Read More
£1.5 million fundraising campaign launched to safeguard future of Braemar Castle
A campaign has been launched to raise £1.5 million to help safeguard the future of a 17th Century castle. → Read More
North-east railway signal box to be demolished
A railway signal box at a north-east station will be demolished despite hopes that it could be retained for the use of the local community. → Read More
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Police are appealing for information after an elderly cyclist was found with life-threatening injuries on a north-east road. → Read More
A90 blocked following one-car crash
Emergency services have been called to a one-car crash on the A90. The collision happened shortly before 3pm on the stretch of the road near Laurencekirk. Police and ambulance service are at the scene but it is not clear whether anyone has been badly injured. One lane is blocked on the northbound carriageway. → Read More
Puppy farm pair caused scores of animals to suffer
An animal welfare charity has branded a north-east pair who caused "unnecessary suffering" to scores of dogs "absolutely disgraceful". → Read More
Shock as red squirrel spotted in Aberdeen after decades of being absent from the area
An unusual visitor was spotted enjoying the sun in a garden in the south of Aberdeen. → Read More
Stagecoach admits it has failed Inverness passengers with delays and missed services
A bus operator has admitted it has failed passengers in Inverness with unreliable services. → Read More
Police appeal after Moray assault
Police have launched an appeal after a serious assault in a Moray town last month. → Read More
Lorry driver denies causing Aberdeen pensioner's death
A lorry driver will go on trial later this year accused of killing an Aberdeen pensioner. → Read More
Power cut following flood in emergency ward at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
Flooding at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary caused a power cut and forced some patients to be moved. → Read More
Motorist has lucky escape after car overturns in north-east village
A motorist avoided serious injury after their car overturned in a north-east village. Police were called to the scene, on High Street in New Pitsligo, at about 1.30pm. Ambulance were also called and the driver was checked over but did not require further treatment. The Renault car was later recovered. → Read More
Ex north-east charity boss wins £15K compensation after winning unfair dismissal case
A former charity boss has been awarded more than £15,000 compensation from her ex-employer. → Read More
Police warning ahead of north-east country show
Police have urged revellers to ensure they watch their alcohol intake when they attend a country show tonight. → Read More
A96 campaigners urge public to have say to protect homes and environment
Campaigners are urging the public to make one final push to stop transport bosses from pushing ahead with controversial road dualling plans. → Read More
No suspicious circumstances surrounding death of man found in Aberdeen flat
Police can confirm there are no apparent suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of a man at a property in Aberdeen. → Read More
Pictures show expensive items taken in north-east break-in
Police have revealed the expensive items taken in a raid on a north-east home last week. → Read More
Car flees scene after knocking down teenage girl in north-east village
Police are appealing for witnesses after a girl was the victim of a hit and run last night. → Read More
Service takes place at First World War ‘peace’ tree on centenary of planting
A special service took place at a First World War memorial tree, 100 years to the day since it was originally planted. → Read More