Aberdeen set to discover Pittodrie vaccine hub fate as club make good on 'no strings' promise

Police have launched a search for a missing Aberdeen man last seen on Thursday. John Macleod has been reported missing from the King Street, Seaton area of Aberdeen.Officers are appealing for information to help find the 55-year-old.John was last seen around 9.30pm on Thursday January 21 in the city centre, heading in the Torry direction.He is described as being 5'6ft, of slim build with grey hear.

Aberdeen. Police have released CCTV images of a man they want to speak to in relation to the assault.

direct to your inboxA new coronavirus vaccination hub has opened in Littleborough.Based at the leisure centre in Calderbrook Road, it is the fourth community site now operating in Rochdale.More than 8.500 older people in the borough have had their first dose, with all care home residents and staff are expected to have received the jab by the end of January.The arrival of a new site in the Pennines is a further boost to the borough's vaccination programme, as well as providing extra convenience

Cumnock's famous Tryst music festival has revealed plans to create a centre for excellence in the town.Sir James MacMillan said teaching already pioneered in the area's schools could become a template for music tuition throughout Scotland and beyond.He has revealed plans to link with music education body Trinity College London over the next 10 years.The aim will be to nurture the careers of fledgling composers and their teachers.Leading teachers and composers from around the world will,

Aberdeen have to pile the pressure on Celtic by aiming for second spot in the Premiership.The winger knows his former club has had an indifferent campaign compared to their stellar standards over the past nine seasons.The situation has been compounded with Rangers racing clear at the top while Celtic came back from their controversial Dubai break and straight into a Covid-19 storm.The Dons are five points behind the Hoops, who also have a game in hand, but Hayes is adamant his team need to look

Aberdeen today. Officers from Police Scotland were called to the A96 Inverurie Road near the Bucksburn roundabout at around 7pm on January 14.

Premiership clash with Aberdeen has been called off at the last minute amid heavy rainfall. Referee Steven McLean decided the match could not go ahead after prolonged talks with managers David Martindale and Derek McInnes.

Ed Meza @edmezavarSwedish helmer Johannes Nyholm, best known for 2019 Sundance pic “Koko-di Koko-da,” is re-teaming with producer Maria Møller Christoffersen of Copenhagen-based Beofilm on the surrealistic comedy “Firehawks,” which is set to start production this summer in Sweden.It’s one of a number of films Møller Christoffersen has in the works at Beofilm, where she’s also co-producing “The Wall,” Philippe Van Leeuw’s drama about a U.S.

Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine will be widely available across the country on Monday.A team of more than 3000 trained vaccinators are on standby to deliver doses to those aged over 80, who will be contacted by their health boards.The latest rollout follows an announcement by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon who revealed that more than 110,000 Scots have already received the Pfizer jag.Scotland has an allocation of 533,640 doses of the Oxford vaccine for the month of January, which requires two jabs,

The couples who travel together, stick together! Tarek El Moussa was introduced to Chrishell Stause‘s new beau, Keo Motsepe, and gave the happy couple his seal of approval.

direct to your inboxA new Covid-19 community vaccination hub has opened in Middleton. The clinic, based at Middleton Health Centre, opened its doors today (Friday) meaning there are now three such hubs operating in Rochdale borough.

direct to your inboxIt was reported earlier this week that high street pharmacies were being ‘snubbed’ in the government’s rollout of the Covid vaccine. While supermarket car parks have been highlighted as key vaccine centres, local pharmacies are said to have been left at the side of the rollout - despite being ‘willing and ready’ to assist.

care home residents.Nicola Sturgeon said a total of 113,459 people, including medics, got their first dose by January 3.The figures cover the initial Pfizer vaccine so numbers are expected to rise more quickly now a second vaccine is available.Sturgeon gave the update at the regular coronavirus briefing from Edinburgh.She said: "We are now well over half way through vaccinating care home residents with their first dose of the vaccine."That is extremely important, as you have just heard, more

Amelia Hamlin strips off her face mask as she arrives back in the US on Wednesday (January 6) in Los Angeles.

Perth and Kinross remains in lockdown.

direct to your inboxEveryone in a priority group should receive a Covid-19 vaccine by the middle of February, the Prime Minister has said.Boris Johnson urged caution about the timetable, but nevertheless said those most in need are expected to have been vaccinated by then “if things go well and with a fair wind in our sails”.The ambitious plan would mean vaccinating all care home residents, their carers, everyone over the age of 70, all frontline health and social care workers and everyone who