Listen: Middlefield Wasps president pays tribute to Kieran Innes
The 24-year-old coach was died in a car accident on the A90 near Forfar. His fellow coach and friend Mark McCready has paid this touching tribute to him.
1m Sep 28, 2016
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Listen : Rooney relishes Rangers clash
Aberdeen striker Adam Rooney looks ahead to the visit of Rangers on Sunday. #Dons #Football #Northsound
1m Sep 23, 2016
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Listen : Aberdeen boss on Dons v Rangers
Derek McInnes looks ahead to Sunday's visit of Rangers. #Aberdeen #Football #Northsound
3m Sep 23, 2016
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Listen : Pittodrie legend McLeish on Aberdeen v Rangers
Alex McLeish spoke to Northsound Sports Editor Dave Galloway, ahead of Sunday's clash with Rangers. #Aberdeen #Dons #Northsound
3m Sep 23, 2016
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Listen : McInnes all set for St Johnstone cup clash
Aberdeen take on St Johnstone at Pittodrie in the League Cup Quarter Final this evening. Dons boss Derek McInnes has been speaking to Northsound Sports Editor Dave Galloway. #Aberdeen #Football #StandFree #Northsound
4m Sep 22, 2016
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Listen: Aberdeen man takes on Prince Harry at nutmeg football
Nordean Elouissi told our reporter Phil McDonald he was scared of injuring His Royal Highness.
1m Sep 20, 2016
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Listen : McInnes on win over Dundee to start huge week on winning note
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes spoke to Northsound Sports Editor Dave Galloway after Sunday's 3-1 victory at Dens Park. #Aberdeen #Football #Northsound
2m Sep 19, 2016
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University of Aberdeen researcher says TV box sets make stronger relationships
Dr Sarah Gomillion, who conducted the study, told Northsound News about a recent study.
1m Sep 14, 2016
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Listen: Deputy Leader of Aberdeen City Council on Union Terrace Gardens
Councillor Marie Boulton says they made the right decision three years ago to put the redevelopment of Union Terrace Gardens on hold.
30s Sep 13, 2016
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Listen: Friends of Union Terrace Gardens back new revamp
Group Chair Robin McIntosh says they're looking forward to seeing the project take shape.
1m Sep 13, 2016
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Listen: Brian McKandie murder - six months on
Our reporter Phil McDonald looks back at the investigation which has shocked the community of Rothienorman.
3m Sep 12, 2016
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Listen : Aberdeen's Neil Fachie all set for Rio Paralympics
The Aberdeen cyclist is competing in the 1km time trial with partner Peter Mitchell. Neil's been speaking with Northsound Sports Editor Dave Galloway. #Paralympics #NeilFachie #Northsound
2m Sep 07, 2016
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Aberdeen community councillor angry at Windmill Brae resurfacing
Dustin MacDonald says poor quality resurfacing and tar spilled on the cobbled road needs to be addressed by Aberdeen City Council. He spoke to our reporter Phil McDonald.
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Listen : McInnes on lack of Dons in Scotland squad
#Aberdeen boss #DerekMcInnes has his say on Gordon Strachan again overlooking his players for the World Cup qualifier v Malta. #StandFree #COYR #Northsound
1m Aug 26, 2016
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Watch: Local Reverend pays touching tribute to Julie and Lucas Walker
We've been speaking to Reverend Andy Cowie - he knows the Walker family well, and he also captains the local Boys Brigade in Northfield. Lucas was a member as well as Samuel. He'll be be holding a special "service of support" tonight for friends of the boys. He's told us Lucas and Julie were very close.
2m Aug 25, 2016
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Listen: Udny Station local ready for the fight to save village pharmacy
A community in Aberdeenshire are rallying together to save their village pharmacy from closure. NHS Grampian announced recently that they were conducting a review six GP practises in the region. One of those being considered is in Udny station. Locals are holding a meeting with MSPs tonight to fight against the potential closure. Sandra Steward is one of those arguing against the shutdown...
1m Aug 24, 2016
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Listen : Dons keeper on season so far and look ahead to Celtic
#Aberdeen keeper Joe Lewis speaking to Northsound Sports Editor Dave Galloway as the #LadbrokesPremiership trophy stopped off in the Granite City. (Pic : Jeff Holmes)
2m Aug 24, 2016
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Listen: Aberdeen Donside MSP praises bravery of 13-year-old caught up in beach tragedy
Mark McDonald says Samuel Walker showed real bravery by attempting to rescue his mum and brother from the water. 37-year-old Julie Walker and 6-year-old Lucas Walker died after getting into difficulty by the sea on Saturday 20th August. Mr McDonald spoke with our reporter Phil McDonald about the tragedy.
2m Aug 23, 2016
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Listen: Plans approved for memorial honouring Aberdeen's trawlermen
A memorial commemorating the men and women who worked in Aberdeen’s fishing industry through peacetime and wartime has taken a step forward. Four months ago we spoke to former trawlerman Robin Youngman, who lives in Peterhead. He wrote a letter to the City Council to try and convince them to honour those who worked in the industry.
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Listen: Grieving Aberdeen dad frustrated at baby ashes decision: "We need to see the secret report"
It's been revealed that those at the centre of the scandal have been heavily criticised by invesitigators. It cannot be released for data protection reasons. Paul Wells - one of the parents affected - says he's disappointed that the important information is being kept from the families.
1m Aug 17, 2016
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LISTEN: Grieving Aberdeen dad yet to hear from City Council over baby ashes scandal
Paul Wells was affected by the report into Scottish crematoriums having lost his son Scott to cot death 10 years ago. He says that the council haven't kept their promise of meeting with him within six weeks of Dame Elish Angiolini's report being released. Our reporter Phil McDonald went to meet him.
1m Aug 15, 2016
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Listen: Police launch murder investigation after Tillydrone disturbance
DCI Keith Hardie says police officers were called to Donside Court at 8:15pm on Tuesday. They found two bodies, and one man who was still alive.
22s Jul 20, 2016
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Listen: Tillydrone residents react to Tuesday night's double murder
We spoke to some of those who live close to where the violent disturbance took place.
2m Jul 20, 2016
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Cove resident talks of moment her home was struck by lightning
Karen Bell’s home was plunged into darkness, her smoke alarms sounded and suddenly she could smell burning. northsound1.com/news
1m Jul 20, 2016
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Listen : Paul Lawrie and Jean Van De Velde after Aberdeen showdown
Paul and Jean speaking to Northsound Sports Editor Dave Galloway. #Golf #PaulLawrie #Northsound
5m Jul 19, 2016
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North East MSP wants more support for oil apprentices
Labour's Lewis McDonald says the last time the sector fell on hard times - companies struggled when it came to hiring again. He's calling on the Scottish government to assure that doesn't happen again...
1m Jul 18, 2016
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Will there be strike action in the North Sea
UNITE's ballot of Wood Group contractors working on Shell platforms comes to an end today. They're angry over cuts to pay and working patterns, and talks with bosses ended in failure last week. Wood Group says their priority is long term future for their workers, as the industry suffers in the oil price crisis. If members vote for strike action - it could start as early as next week. Unite ...
1m Jul 13, 2016
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Listen: Grieving Aberdeen mum says Chilcot report falls short of expectations
Diane Douglas from Aberdeen - whose son Allan was killed in Iraq - was appalled that Blair had agreed to back the US months before:
1m Jul 07, 2016
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Aberdeen mother seeks answers from Chilcot report
Diane Douglas says she is frustrated it has taken so long for the families of the soldiers killed to get answers. Diane lost her son Allan in Iraq back in 2006.
2m Jul 06, 2016
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Listen: Aberdeen councillor calls for independent baby ashes review
Ross Thomson wants to see the right people held to account.
1m Jul 05, 2016
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Listen: SFF Chief Executive wants Brexit to stand in Scotland
Chief Executive of the Scottish Fishermen's Federation Bertie Armstrong says they're backing the vote to leave the European Union. They will meet with Scottish government ministers after the SNP announced they want to keep Scotland's place in the EU.
1m Jul 04, 2016
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Listen: Our special report on the second Aberdeen oil summit
Our reporter Phil McDonald with all the reaction from yesterday's summit at the Town House.
2m Jul 01, 2016
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City Council Leader's rally cry ahead of oil summit
Councillor Jenny Laing says that the second round of talks must work for those in the industry who face job losses.
1m Jun 30, 2016
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Listen : Dons boss targets lengthy Euro run
#Aberdeen host Fola Esch of Luxembourg in a #EuropaLeague qualifier on Thursday night. #DerekMcInnes has been speaking with #Northsound Sports Editor Dave Galloway.
3m Jun 29, 2016
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Listen: Aberdeen City Council Chief Executive after ashes scandal report
Angela Scott sat down with our reporter Phil McDonald, asked about her response to parts of Dame Elish Angiolini's report.
1m Jun 29, 2016
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Listen : McInnes on McGinn ahead of Europa opener
Dons boss #DerekMcInnes was asked by #Northsound Sports Editor Dave Galloway about the Northern Irish winger, as #Aberdeen prepare to face Fola Esch on Thursday night.
1m Jun 29, 2016
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Aberdeen dad's disgust and horror at baby ashes scandal
An investigation into Aberdeen's Hazelhead Crematorium has uncovered years of malpractise. The remains of babies were cremated alongside those of unrelated adults without either family knowing. Parents were then told there were no ashes to hand back because their remains were so small. One of those was Paul Wells, who lost his son Scott to cot death ten years ago...
1m Jun 28, 2016
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Trump: "Most of the neighbours really like me"
The Republican presidential hopeful was in the North East visiting his Menie golf resort
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Listen: Fraserburgh Councillor says EU remain vote best for fishermen
Councillor Charles Buchan - who comes from a fishing background - thinks leaving the EU would be a mistake
1m Jun 22, 2016
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Listen: Peterhead fisherman backs Vote Leave campaign
Former Skipper Jimmy Buchan has backed brexit - saying Britain's fishing industry can thrive outside of the EU.
1m Jun 22, 2016
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BIG Aberdeen Bench Project launches this weekend
Scott McDougall tells us about the BIG Aberdeen Bench Project which launches this weekend at Good Causes Day. Find out more at goodcausesday.com
1m Jun 22, 2016
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Find out about Aberdeen's Good Causes Day
Scott McDougall tells us about Good Causes Day, a day of family fun and celebration of the many great charities based in and around Aberdeen. Find out more at goodcausesday.com. Entry for the day is only £5 per ticket with all profit going to charity.(under 5s free) 12.30-4.45pm 26 June 2016 | Outdoor Stadium, Aberdeen Sports Village, Linksfield Rd, Aberdeen AB24 5RU
1m Jun 22, 2016
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Listen: Leave Campaigner - "Oil and Gas industry already has its Brexit"
James Bromley from Portlethen is from Leave campaigners Britain for Business claims the oil industry have in the main been staying out of the debate
1m Jun 21, 2016
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Listen: EU worker on moving to Britain and life in the North East of Scotland
Our reporter Phil McDonald sat down with Duryama Adryam, 27, who made the move to Scotland from Romania nearly a decade ago. Duryama is currently employed as a Supervisor at Castleton Farm in Fordoun.
1m Jun 21, 2016
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Kids visit site of new Aberdeen academy
Some local school children who'll be among the first S1 pupils at a new Aberdeen secondary school have been visiting the site where it's being built. Work on the £47 million pound secondary school, which will replace Kincorth and Torry Academies, is officially underway. We caught up with Kornelia from Walker Road School, Leo from Tullos School and Lily from Kirkhill School on their visit.
1m Jun 14, 2016
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Listen : Aberdeen wheelchair champ in marathon charity treck
Kenny Herriott's been speaking to Northsound Sports Editor Dave Galloway, ahead of a 1,000 mile journey from Kent to John O'Groats by hand pedal. He sets off on Sunday.
3m Jun 10, 2016
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Listen: Banchory shop owner left "devastated" after theft
Anna Adam runs Out There Active Wear in Banchory, which has been smashed and had top of the range hillwalking clothes taken.
1m Jun 09, 2016
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Listen : Aberdeen's Golden Games under starters' orders
The city's biggest ever Golden Games starts on Thursday, for the over 65s. Syvia Woods is one of hundreds taking part. She's been speaking to Northsound Sports Editor Dave Galloway. #Sport #Aberdeen #Northsound
2m Jun 07, 2016
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LISTEN: Will Super Pumas ever fly in the North Sea again?
Investigators looking into the helicopter crash off Norway in April have found metal fatigue in the main gearbox - and there's currently no effective way to detect a similar failure in advance.Thirteen people - including Iain Stuart from Laurencekirk - were killed when the rotor came off the aircraft at 2000 feet.The North Sea fleet of Super Puma 225s is currently grounded.But Audrey Wood, whos...
1m Jun 02, 2016
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Warning as dogs savage sheep in Aberdeen
A pair of stray dogs have attacked a flock of sheep in the Redmoss Road area of Kincorth.They killed three and two had to be put down because of their injuries.The police are investigating but no arrests have been madeSimon Hay was looking after his parents' farm on Sunday morning when it happened - and he's heard the dogs are often spotted loose on the Gramps.
1m Jun 01, 2016
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