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Ruaraidh Britton
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Reporter, Aberdeen Live
Aberdeen
pop culture, LGBTQ+ rights music,Social issues mental health, climate crisis
Hard news.
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By Ruaraidh Britton Verified| Aberdeen Live Verified Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin was a relieved man at Hampden after patience paid off for his Dons side who earned their place in the Scottish Cup Final. Two red cards for Hearts left the Reds going into the dying minutes with a healthy advantage, and up stepped Oday Dabbagh to stick home the winner in the 118th minute. The roars of relief from the Red Army were loud and clear, but for Thelin he was almost too nervous to celebrate as he frantically checked to see if he was onside.
By Ruaraidh Britton Verified| Aberdeen Live Verified Aberdeen will face Celtic or St Johnstone in the Scottish Cup Final after Oday Dabbagh's 118th minute winner downed nine-man Hearts at Hampden. The Reds had taken the lead through a Craig Gordon own-goal from Pape Gueye's header before Lawrence Shankland pulled the Jambos level. Michael Steinwender's last man foul on Topi Keskinen left Neil Critchley's side down to 10 men, but neither side could capitalise for more than an hour.
By Ruaraidh Britton Verified| Aberdeen Live Verified A Peterhead nightclub is set to host its first event in nearly three years next month after a cannabis farm was discovered inside the venue last year. Police raided the former Deja Vu nightclub and uncovered an estimated £1.5million worth of drugs in September 2024, with officers describing it as a "large cannabis cultivation." The Queen Street venue had been shut since 2022, but the bar and disco is now under new ownership and set to welcome back punters for the first time on Saturday, May 24.
Company Info
Aberdeen Live
Reach plc is a leading British newspaper, magazine, and digital publisher, recognized as the largest commercial news publisher in the UK and Ireland. Headquartered in London, the company operates under the ticker symbol LSE: RCH on the London Stock Exchange. Its history dates back to 1832, with significant developments including the formation of Trinity Mirror PLC in 1999 and the rebranding to Reach plc in 2018 after acquiring several notable publishing assets. The company boasts a diverse portfolio of over 120 trusted brands, including national titles like the Daily Mirror, Daily Express, and Daily Star, as well as regional publications such as the Manchester Evening News and Liverpool Echo. Reach plc also operates more than 55 digital platforms, reaching over 39 million people each month. With a commitment to high standards of journalism, Reach plc provides timely news and information to a wide audience. The company employs over 5,000 staff members and reported a revenue of £538.6 million in 2024.
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Founded: 1832