Aberdeen Live

1 week ago | aberdeenlive.news | Ruaraidh Britton

A two-month-old baby boy has tragically died at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary after being 'injured.' Police were called to reports of a young baby in hospital having been hurt on Wednesday, June 11. It was confirmed by officers that the infant had sadly passed away following the incident, which is now being investigated. Police say enquiries to establish the circumstances of the 'unexplained' death are ongoing and that a report is due to be sent to the procurator fiscal.

1 week ago | aberdeenlive.news | Ruaraidh Britton

A landmark granite-built home in Aberdeen has come to market, combining period grandeur and advanced technology to create a one-of-a-kind home. The expansive Milltimber property occupies a secluded plot with landscaped gardens created by a gold medallist designer, smart home infrastructure, and exceptional finishes throughout.

1 week ago | aberdeenlive.news | Ruaraidh Britton

Emergency services are currently in attendance at a crash which has shut the A93 in Aberdeenshire this afternoon. Police and paramedics are at the scene of a one-vehicle crash which occurred near the junction with the A957 at Crathes at around 11.40am. The condition of the car's occupants is currently unknown, and drivers are currently being diverted away from the area on the outskirts of Banchory. Police have also urged drivers to allow extra time for their journeys due to the road closure.

2 weeks ago | aberdeenlive.news | Neil Pooran

John Swinney has defended his Health Secretary Neil Gray, following accusations he was chauffeured to a pub in Aberdeen ahead of a football match. The First Minister said the car was used “in accordance with the rules that have been set out within the guidance”. In November last year, Mr Gray apologised after it emerged he had attended four Aberdeen football matches, being driven to the games in a government car.

2 weeks ago | aberdeenlive.news | Kirstie Topp

Pregnant mothers could be asked to bring their own nappies for their newborns as NHS Grampian plans to stop handing them out to save cash. That is just one of many measures the cash-strapped health board has unveiled as it aims to save £23 million over the next year. A financial recovery plan with 79 proposed savings was developed and submitted to the Scottish Government last month which would reduce its deficit to £45m.