Plans for former Aberdeen school take step forward
Plans for a former Aberdeen school have taken a step forward – after a building warrant to demolish part of the site was granted.
Aberdeen City Council
Plans to turn former Aberdeen Vodafone shop into restaurant
Plans to transform a former Aberdeen centre phone shop into a restaurant have been given the green light.
Plans to build four new flats at historic Aberdeen city centre building get go-ahead
Proposals to convert a historic office building into four flats have been given the green light.
Historic north-east trees to be felled over safety concerns
Aberdeen City Council has approved plans to fell 18 protected trees over safety concerns.
North-east councils to receive £2 million to help feed the vulnerable
North-east councils are set to receive more than £2 million from a Scottish Government funding pot to help feed families and those in need.
Coronavirus: Hubs across Aberdeen help children access free school meals
Dedicated hubs across Aberdeen are helping children continue to access free school meals.
Aberdeen primary school to benefit from £269,000 improvement works
A raft of improvements are set to be made to an Aberdeen primary school.
Public health concerns after Aberdeen City Council suspends rat baiting
Concerns have been raised about vermin problems in an Aberdeen conservation area after rat baiting was stopped due to the lockdown.
Coronavirus: Aberdeen City Council announces garden waste and recycling changes
Bin collections in Aberdeen will resume next week - on a four-week cycle to help crews follow coronavirus advice.
App for Aberdeen youngsters can provide support
Aberdeen City Council is reminding young people they can access support in the Covid-19 pandemic through an innovative app.
Green-fingered employees help Aberdeen residents through coronavirus lockdown
Aberdeen City Council has released videos teaching residents about gardening or nature-watching from home during the coronavirus pandemic.
Anger as planned council rent increases will still go ahead despite coronavirus crisis
Council rents will go up next month – despite uncertainty around the outbreak of Covid-19.
‘Mike’s swift actions have secured the future of Nigg Bay Golf Club’ amid coronavirus lockdown
Nigg Bay were today celebrating becoming one of the country’s first clubs to secure £25,000 of cash aid from the Scottish Government due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Council postpones Aberdeen by-election
An Aberdeen by-election has been officially postponed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus: North-east councils accused of operating ‘postcode lottery’ over childcare places for key workers
Key workers are being forced to stay home without pay due to a “postcode lottery” at north-east councils, a union has alleged.
Aberdeen MSP urges council to let care workers park for free
An MSP has urged council bosses to give temporary free parking permits to social care workers during the coronavirus lockdown.
Coronavirus: Supermarket vouchers to be given to Aberdeen schoolchildren
Young people in Aberdeen eligible for free school meals are to receive supermarket vouchers.
Coronavirus: Aberdeen council depot’s back-up morgue plan
A temporary morgue is being created at an Aberdeen City Council depot in case Covid-19 deaths in the north-east overwhelm the NHS.
Financial help could help north-east golf clubs make ends meet during Covid-19 crisis
Cash-strapped north-east golf clubs struggling due to the coronavirus pandemic have been offered some vital cash aid as the second week of the nationwide lockdown bites.
Plans for Aberdeen fusion restaurant get go ahead as boss pledges jobs
Plans for an Aberdeen city centre restaurant serving fusion food have been given the go-ahead.
Plans for new Aberdeen takeaway put forward
Plans have been lodged for a new takeaway in Aberdeen city centre.
Drivers abusing disabled parking bays in Aberdeen branded ‘shameful’
Drivers abusing disabled parking bays in Aberdeen have been branded “shameful” after new figures suggested the problem is growing.
Plans for two new Aberdeen retail units rejected by bosses
Plans to create two new units at an Aberdeen retail park have been refused by planning bosses.
Petition launched for new calisthenic park in Aberdeen
More than 60 people have signed a petition to create a new calisthenic park in Aberdeen. An e-petition was lodged with Aberdeen City Council for the facility, proposed for next to the children’s playground beside the Beach Ballroom. It currently includes 61 signatures and is open until next Thursday.
Initial approval given for more than 80 flats near Aberdeen University
More than 80 flats could be built on the site of a former Aberdeen University building if council officials give it the green light.
Coronavirus: Aberdeen City Council reduces customer service centre hours
Aberdeen City Council has announced it will reduce the opening hours of the Customer Service Centre at Marischal College in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Coronavirus: New restrictions in place at Aberdeen car park
New restrictions have been put in place at an Aberdeen car park to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Cities launch plans to help homeless people during coronavirus crisis
Scotland’s largest cities have drawn up plans to help and protect homeless people during the Covid-19 outbreak.
Go-ahead given for repair work at ancient Aberdeen church
A historic Aberdeen church is in line for major repairs to ensure it continues serving the community for decades to come.
Aberdeen City Council launches emergency helpline during coronavirus outbreak
A free emergency telephone helpline to prioritise support to most vulnerable and at-risk customers during the coronavirus outbreak has been launched in Aberdeen.