Aberdeen community council disbanded after mass resignation
An Aberdeen community council has been disbanded following the mass resignation of members.
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‘Clerical error’ blamed for Aberdeen parking charge blunder
City council bosses have confirmed parking charges will not be introduced in three car parks in Aberdeen, blaming a “clerical error” for the confusion.
Aberdeen City Council to consider demanding repayment of independence march costs
Senior Aberdeen councillors have said the city should pursue a pro-independence group for every penny their march today costs the taxpayer.
Council bosses hear plans for Haudagain homes and shops
Council bosses met yesterday to hear from developers about a potential new housing and commercial site.
Plans for nearly 120 homes in Aberdeen given go-ahead despite fears about schools being ‘packed to the rafters’
Plans for more than 100 new homes in Aberdeen have been conditionally approved - despite concerns the proposals could leave city schools over capacity.
Police object to Aberdeen McDonald’s 2am plan – after 16 incidents in 2019 alone
Police have objected to a fast food giant's application to open later in Aberdeen and voiced fears about a hike in anti-social behaviour.
Aberdeen council to reduce recycling centre opening hours
Reduced opening hours at Aberdeen recycling centres will take effect from next month.
Council approves plans for All Under One Banner independence march in Aberdeen
Aberdeen City Council has approved plans for a pro-independence march at the weekend.
Council approves plans for independence march in Aberdeen
Aberdeen City Council has approved plans for a pro-independence march at the weekend.
Drop in event for UTG plans
Aberdeen residents are being urged to take part in a public session to hear details of the planned multi-million development of Union Terrace Gardens.
Plans for multi-million-pound Aberdeen health centre lodged
Plans have been lodged for an ambitious multi-million-pound health centre to be built in Aberdeen.
Flower show coming to Duthie Park at the end of August
The annual Summer Show takes place in Duthie Park in Aberdeen on the weekend of August 31 and September 1.
Scottish Labour choosing candidate for Bridge of Don by-election
National Labour party bosses will choose a candidate for an important Aberdeen by-election.
Court told Aberdeen councillor kissed man’s face in alleged sexual assault
Former Aberdeen depute provost Alan Donnelly has gone on trial accused of sexually assaulting a man working at a function.
Former Aberdeen depute provost goes on trial over sexual assault allegation
A city councillor has gone on trial accused of sexually assaulting a man during a function.
Pro-UK group confirm ‘counter presence’ at planned Scottish independence march in Aberdeen
A pro-union group has announced it will be holding a counter-demonstration to a planned march for Scottish independence in Aberdeen this week.
Council still using nearly a dozen hired vans for business
Nearly a dozen hired vans are still being used by Aberdeen City Council - more than six months after it purchased a new fleet.
Long-awaited revamp of Union Terrace Gardens to begin within weeks
The long-awaited transformation of Union Terrace Gardens will begin within weeks.
Work to begin within weeks on long-awaited transformation of Union Terrace Gardens
Aberdeen City Council has confirmed that work to transform Union Terrace Gardens will begin within weeks.
Work begins on Union Terrace Gardens transformation
Today marks the start of the £25.7 million regeneration of Aberdeen's Union Terrace Gardens.
Aberdeen City Council refuses to install more dog waste bins, telling pet owners to take mess home
Aberdeen City Council has rejected appeals for more dog waste bins in areas blighted by mess, asking residents to instead take their pets' droppings home with them.
Education chiefs ‘delighted’ as north teacher crisis finally begins to ease
Victory could soon be declared in the long-running battle against crippling staff shortages in schools across the north and north-east, it can be revealed.
Appeal to keep needles out of recycling bins as Aberdeen staff reveal images of mound found at centre
Workers at a north-east recycling centre have revealed images of the mound of "hazardous" needles they have had to pluck out from piles of rubbish.
Haudagain homes and shops plan to go under the spotlight
Plans to erect nearly 200 homes, shops and offices on the site of a demolished Aberdeen housing estate will be scrutinised next week.
Multi-million-pound plans for new health centre in Aberdeen to move forward
Plans for a multi-million-pound facility designed to slash hospital waiting times will be discussed by councillors next week.
P&J LIVE: Aberdeen’s stunning new events and conference venue declared open
Aberdeen’s stunning new £333 million exhibition and conference complex opened its doors for the first time on Thursday - and council bosses said there is even more to come.
First look at new £6 million Tillydrone community campus
Council chiefs yesterday toured a new multi-million-pound community campus in Aberdeen ahead of its grand opening.
Police braced for 10,000 pro-independence marchers in Aberdeen
Police are bracing themselves for the arrival of up to 10,000 pro-independence on the streets of Aberdeen.
Fittie residents receive £20,000 to bring old community hall back to life
Members of a historic former fishing village in Aberdeen have received a £20,000 boost to bring a local hall back into use.
‘Don’t feed the birds’ says Aberdeen councillor after gull concerns plague community
A “gull menace” is still plaguing a leafy Aberdeen community- and a local councillor is urging residents to stop feeding the birds.
Spectra festival to return next year with ‘glowing’ celebration of Aberdeen’s seafaring history
Aberdeen’s “festival of light” will return next year after a hiatus.
Aberdeen City Council spends nearly half a million pounds on new AWPR signs
Aberdeen council bosses have launched a hunt, worth nearly half a million pounds, for a company to erect new street signs directing drivers onto the £750million bypass.