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Aberdeen bus gate fines could be spent on road relining and World Cup taxi marshalsA total of £1,977,000 was generated in bus lane enforcement penalties by the end of 2025/26, while the Low Emission Zone generated a total of £679,010 in the same time period.
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Countdown begins for opening of Aberdeenshire's most-anticipated new restaurant in 2026With just six weeks still to go until its official launch, Falls by Orry Shand has already secured over 65 per cent of advance bookings for the first three months of trading from July until September.
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Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland apologise as customers hit by app outageThe banking group apologised to customers for the technical issues which come just a few months after nearly half a million people were impacted by an IT glitch.
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King Charles opens new Balmoral maze designed in tribute to his late motherLocated within the grounds of the Aberdeenshire estate, the maze is believed to be only the second royal maze to have been created in Britain in the past 300 years.
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Aberdeen night bus services extended for Scotland's World Cup matchesThe existing First Bus-contracted services are to be enhanced in the early hours for the Haiti clash on Sunday, June 14 and the Morocco fixture on Saturday, June 20.
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Peterhead sweet shop owner announces closure after heartbreaking diagnosisFiona Chalmers, who has run the shop for the best part of two decades, has decided to shut the store for good after being diagnosed with an "aggressive" lung cancer.
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