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Gritters deployed in Aberdeen after snowfall and freezing overnight temperatures
Key roads being worked on in the Granite City as residents warned over icy conditions.
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Peter Kay announces two Aberdeen tour dates as he returns to Granite City for first time in 23 years
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The annual event showcases the festive cheer Aberdonians are feeling in the run up to Christmas
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An online matchmaking service claims to help people in Inverness find love - but unhappy customers say it's a scam. Our reporter investigates.
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