Mark Findlater and Laurie Carnie became Scotland's first Reform councillors when they finished their journey from the Conservatives last year.
There are contrasting views among Scottish politicians about the merits of sending too many youngsters to university
In the 1930s, Inverness was the place to see and be seen, both as a holiday resort for ordinary families and as a playground for the aristocracy. Marketed as destination to rival Edinburgh, Inverness had it all - stunning scenery, beautiful parks and new amenities.
The latest planning update is here.
Paul Rennie, 48, had 17 wraps of heroin worth £117 hidden in a children's sweet capsule.
The firm says it's back as the "city and surrounding areas deserve better".
The Press and Journal was granted unique access to learn how north-east firefighters spent 11 days planning and tackling the cargo ship fire.
The former motorbike business on Crown Street has been closed for some time, since Shirlaw's relocated to a spot near Cove.
The unique bridge was abruptly closed to all traffic in November 2023 after an “invasive examination” revealed significant concerns.
A date has finally been set to bulldoze over 500 Torry homes affected by Raac.
The owner of Five Mile Garage says he has been 'pleasantly surprised' by its success.
Offshore worker Alan Moir, 43, was unmasked as a paedophile after he using his home's wifi to share the sickening images.
