Kieran Beattie
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Most readers not concerned about Aberdeen incinerator, poll finds
Most readers who took part in our poll said they're not worried about the Aberdeen incinerator now that it's officially firing up. On February 27, the → Read More
Poll: Are you concerned about the Aberdeen incinerator?
It's now been a whole week since the Aberdeen incinerator first fired up, sending clouds of steam billowing into the sky. Visible on the Aberdeen skyline → Read More
Aberdeen ebikes: New parking zones and £1 for 7 minutes option
Big changes are rolling out for the Aberdeen ebike hire scheme, including new payment options and parking zones. The Big Issue ebike rental initiative was → Read More
Storm Frank’s impact on nature in Deeside, seven years on
When Storm Frank arrived in Scotland on December 29, 2015, it caused millions of pounds worth of damage and widescale devastation, with severe flooding all across the country. → Read More
POLL: After seven months, has the Haudagain been improved?
It has now been seven months since the official opening of the £50 million Haudagain Improvement Project, but has it helped to cut traffic jams? On May 16 → Read More
Interactive map shows scale of Storm Arwen forest devastation
One year on from Storm Arwen, forestry staff are still working around the clock to reopen north-east forests devastated by its extreme winds. When Arwen → Read More
Exclusive: Aberdeen ebike rental scheme finally rolls out this week
An ebike rental scheme is finally being rolled out across Aberdeen city centre this week, following years of delays. Big Issue eBikes has partnered up → Read More
‘We are dismayed’: Cycling community reacts to Aberdeen transformation plans
Plans to transform Aberdeen city centre and drastically reduce traffic volumes 'have not gone far enough', members of the cycling community have argued. → Read More
New images of reimagined city centre as consultation reveals plans to drastically reduce access to Union Street
Plans have been revealed to vastly reduce access to the west end of Union Street as a consultation is launched on multi-million-pound work in Aberdeen. → Read More
REVIEW: Metal legends Machine Head sweat out a spectacularly intimate gig at The Lemon Tree
The metalheads of the north-east converged on the Lemon Tree in Aberdeen for a spectacularly intimate, and sweaty, performance from the mighty Machine Head. → Read More
Gallery: Join us on a tour of Brewdog’s ‘Lost Forest’ tree-planting estate in the Highlands
The Aberdeenshire beer giant Brewdog has finally been granted permission to start planting trees as part of its ambitious Lost Forest carbon capture project. → Read More
A ‘total farce, no flow to it at all’: Readers react to £50m Haudagain changes
The £50m project to improve traffic flow at the Haudagain roundabout has divided reader opinion, with some branding it a "total farce" and some saying "we should all be glad". → Read More
A ‘total farce, no flow to it at all’: Readers react to £50m Haudagain changes
The £50m project to improve traffic flow at the Haudagain roundabout has divided reader opinion, with some branding it a "total farce" and some saying "we should all be glad". → Read More
Where each party stands on rail links to Peterhead, Fraserburgh and Ellon
We asked the Tories, SNP, Greens, Labour, Greens, Lib Dems and Alba four key questions on ambitions to get Peterhead, Fraserburgh and Ellon on track. → Read More
Aberdeen's Low Emission Zone due to start by end of next month
Aberdeen's low emission zone where high-polluting vehicles will be banned is expected to start by the end of next month... but no fines will be issued until 2024. → Read More
Portlethen’s pothole plague may soon be over
A contractor has been appointed to repair notorious potholes in Portlethen, Newtonhill and Muchalls after months of misery for residents. Complaints about → Read More
First north-east Green MSP elected in more than a decade
Maggie Chapman has tonight been elected as a north-east regional MSP, making her the first north-east Green to be voted into Holyrood since 2003. → Read More
North-east motoring enthusiast taken to funeral in back of vintage Land Rover
A motoring enthusiast and “true gentleman” who died after a cancer diagnosis had his wish of his coffin being taken to his funeral service by Land Rover fulfilled yesterday thanks to the assistance of the Grampian Transport Museum. → Read More
Ballater Highland Games cancelled for second year in a row
The Ballater Highland Games have been cancelled "with a heavy heart" for a second year in a row as a result of the pandemic. → Read More
New artist’s impression shows transformation of Torry Battery into Greyhope Bay
This will be the view inside the eagerly-anticipated cafe and dolphin viewing centre planned for Torry Battery as part of the Greyhope Bay project. → Read More