Money probe at Aberdeen students' association Published duration 20 April 2016

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An investigation has started into alleged financial discrepancies at Aberdeen University Students' Association (AUSA).

It is understood concerns were raised about a former AUSA employee.

The students' association said it would be inappropriate to comment in detail about the matter while police inquiries are being carried out.

The university said it was providing support to AUSA to ensure it can continue to carry out its work.

A statement from AUSA said: "Aberdeen University Students' Association reported concern to Police Scotland relating to a staff member who is no longer employed by the organisation.

"We understand that police inquiries are on-going and will make no further comment on the matter at this time."

A University of Aberdeen spokesman said: "It would be inappropriate to comment while an investigation is ongoing.