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3 days ago |
original106.co.uk | Graham Fleming
New independent bookshop Somerville Books is to open in Rosemount in the place of a former betting store. The new business has placed signs in the window of the former William Hill bookmaker on 56/58 Rosemount Viaduct. The signs advertise the new store, which is promised to be “coming soon”. The inside of the former bookmaker, which closed around 2023, has been undergoing refurbishment in the past few weeks. An opening date is yet to be confirmed.
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3 days ago |
original106.co.uk | Graham Fleming
Commuters hoping to use the Aberdeen to Inverness train line this morning were delayed. That’s after a tree fell between the Dyce and Kintore stations on Tuesday June 3, which has caused a number of cancellations. It meant that services were only running between Inverness and Inverurie for a number of hours. But, it has been confirmed that the blockage has been removed as of 11.45pm and trains should be back running as normal.
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4 days ago |
original106.co.uk | Graham Fleming
A terrified Aberdeen resident has told of being woken by screams as police officers descended on their troubled city block of flats. Wellheads Avenue in Dyce has become a problem area in recent years, with the Press and Journal told of violence and drug dealing. Police attended most recently in the early hours of Saturday morning . It is understood they were responding to calls over “concern for a person”.
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1 week ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Graham Fleming
An investigation has been launched into a bus crash on the A96, which injured three people last week. The emergency services were called to collision between a van and bus near Elgin on Tuesday May 20 where a trio had to be taken to Dr Gray’s Hospital. The road between Alves and Elgin was then closed for over six hours, with a Stagecoach bus involved. Four fire engines with “specialist resources” were also sent as they worked to clear the scene.
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1 week ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Graham Fleming
If asked, Pam McMillan would be able to tell you every detail about husband Tommy’s “best ever day” – April 11, 1970. It was the year The Beatles disbanded, and news from Norway had just arrived that rich deposits of oil had been discovered in the North Sea. But, most importantly for McMillan family – Aberdeen had run out 3-1 winners against Celtic in the Scottish Cup Final.
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