Aberdeen nursery staff to learn from trip to Spain
A group of 20 early learning and childcare professionals from Aberdeen have returned from a visit to Spain aimed at preparing them to provide outdoor learning.
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Big award for Aberdeen bowling green revamp
Aberdeen eco-friendly groups have been presented with awards for their achievements.
Proposals lodged for kennels in Aberdeen
Plans have been lodged to create new dog kennels in Aberdeen.
Row breaks out over plans to build 2,000 homes in Aberdeen by 2022
A political row has broken out over Aberdeen council’s pledge to build 2,000 homes by 2022.
Call for Aberdeen residents’ help to tackle flood threat
Aberdeen council chiefs are to send letters to residents in a bid to help prevent flooding.
Green light for bid to allow private hire cars to access Aberdeen bus gate
Private-hire vehicles will soon be granted access to use a controversial Aberdeen bus gate.
North-east autistic children ‘not reaching full potential’, says survey
Nearly two in three parents of children with autism and additional support needs feel their child had not reached their “fullest potential” in school, a new survey has revealed.
Aberdeen community to host Christmas lights switch-on
An Aberdeen community is set to host its Christmas lights switch on – and there will be a special guest making an appearance.
New appointments system at Aberdeen council offices
A new online appointments system has been introduced for residents to access services at Aberdeen council offices.
Bid to ban lorries from ‘rat run’ Aberdeen streets
A bid to ban lorries from part of Aberdeen has been set in motion amid residents’ concerns a child could be killed.
New signs directing drivers to Aberdeen bypass to cost almost £500,000
450 signs will be made and installed by a local firm with the scheme funded by Aberdeen City Council and Transport Scotland.
Aberdeen residents left in dark as street lights break
Safety fears have been raised over issues with street lights in an Aberdeen community stretching back over a number of months.
Aberdeen council to retain school summer holiday pattern for five years
Aberdeen council today agreed to retain the city school’s summer holiday pattern for a further five years.
Tour of Britain makes tracks for Aberdeen finale
The north-east has bagged the finale of a grand sporting spectacle – promising a money-spinning bonanza for the region.
More improvement needed at Aberdeen primary school
An Aberdeen primary school has got better – but must increase the pace of improvements, inspectors have said.
Parking restrictions during work on Union Terrace Gardens
Temporary parking restrictions will be in place later this month during work on Union Terrace Gardens.
Young Aberdeen mum ‘feels sick’ living in notorious vibrating flat
A mum says she feels “sick” from tremors in her vibrating home after she moved into a notorious block of Aberdeen flats.
New projects launched to help doctor recruitment in north-east
A health partnership will look to other projects across Scotland in a bid to recruit more doctors to the north-east.
Report reveals Aberdeen’s economy set to grow
Aberdeen's economy is forecast to grow in the years ahead, a new report has revealed.
First images of new Aberdeen primary schools unveiled
New images have been released showing how two new schools in Aberdeen could look.
Open-air silent disco to take place at Aberdeen’s Christmas Village
Festive shoppers will be given the chance to rock around Aberdeen’s Christmas Village this year when a new silent disco comes to town.
Kids refuse to use ‘awful’ toilets at Aberdeen school
Pupils are so disgusted with the state of toilets at an Aberdeen secondary school they’re refusing to use them, it was claimed today.
Plans for 30 new homes in Aberdeen community approved
Proposals to build 30 new houses in Milltimber have been approved by planners.
Decision due on delivery of new hydrogen buses for Aberdeen
A decision on a multi-million-pound hydrogen project in Aberdeen which was put in doubt could be made in the coming weeks.
Council invests £40k to tackle period poverty in Aberdeen schools
Almost 200,000 sanitary products were purchased for schools in Aberdeen last year.
All the road closures ahead of Aberdeen’s musical-themed fireworks display
Aberdeen City Council has revealed details of the road closures ahead of tomorrow night's fireworks display at the beach on Bonfire Night.
‘Gift of an art gallery’ given back to Aberdeen public
Aberdeen City Council’s culture boss has spoken of her pride at “giving the public back their art gallery” as the redeveloped attraction finally opened its doors at the weekend.
Plans for more than 100 houses at former Aberdeen oil firm site
Plans are under way to build a development with more than 100 houses on the outskirts of the city.
Crowds flock to opening of revamped Aberdeen Art Gallery
Aberdeen Art Gallery officially opened its doors to the public this morning.
Video: More than 5,000 expected as Aberdeen Art Gallery reopens its doors this weekend
More than 5,000 visitors are expected to turn up for the opening weekend of the revamped city art gallery.