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Council chiefs previously refused her proposal as woodland would be lost and they claimed there was "no significant and clearly defined public benefit" for the facility.

The former Liverpool youngster called it quits at Aberdeen back in January after nearly four years at Pittodrie, where he racked up 18 goals and helped the Dons lift the Scottish Cup.

Taking place on Saturday, July 18, runners will embark on a 13.1-mile route through the city, starting at Duthie Park and heading along South Deeside Road before returning on the Deeside Way.

Negotiations are now at an advanced stage and are expected to be finalised very soon, with the 19-year-old to return to Aberdeen in the summer and join Stephen Robinson’s first-team squad.

Consumer expert Laura Pomfret appeared on BBC Morning Live to discuss how millions are missing out on interest by keeping savings in the wrong accounts

A shopper claims to have found around 70 Easter eggs without palm oil