Aberdeen City Council

The one-way system in Rosemount Place, with parking in the middle of the road and the bike lane on the right hand side.

Plea for ‘overkill’ physical distancing measures in Rosemount to be removed ahead of crunch meeting

15/06/2021

A photograph of the pile of granite, believed to be from Union Terrace Gardens, now found in an Aberdeen back garden.

Council probe into ‘concerning’ claims Union Terrace Gardens granite steps are in someone’s back yard

14/06/2021

One of the diagnostics rooms TAC Healthcare's centre in Dyce.

Gas explosion fears could stop Aberdeen clinic offering major surgery

14/06/2021

Aberdeen FC chairman Dave Cormack described the refreshed city centre masterplan as 'one of the most ambitious blueprints for our city'.

New Aberdeen stadium: Dons chairman Cormack urges fans to give views on ‘most ambitious’ of plans for Covid recovery

12/06/2021

Councillor Michael Hutchison wants the £150m city centre and beach masterplan area expanded to include more of the waterfront.

£150m Aberdeen city centre masterplan ‘too focused on a relatively small area’, claim SNP

12/06/2021

Council workers on strike outside Marischal College

Council housing staff hold first of eight planned strikes in workload dispute

11/06/2021

Dozens of striking Aberdeen council workers to picket outside Marischal College

10/06/2021

The flats were first found to be sinking more than 20 years ago.

Work to demolish sinking flats set to start on Monday after bats delay plans

09/06/2021

Councillor Malik outside Cults Academy.

Schools & Family

Aberdeen council chief hopes school building programme will boost education

09/06/2021

Children have made clear their desire for more outdoor activity this summer.

Schools & Family

‘No screens for us, thanks’: What kids are planning this summer

08/06/2021

Three previous editions of the Nuart festival have been held.

Mural plans submitted to council ahead of Nuart festival’s return

08/06/2021

The Burns Pavilion in Union Terrace Gardens

‘No intention’ of UTG pavilions paying off cost of revamp

07/06/2021

‘People are happy again’: Watch as we meet the buskers bringing life back to Aberdeen

05/06/2021

Aberdeen Harbour Board has received no Covid-19 support funding.

Key part of £350m harbour expansion ‘may not be viable’ as bosses reveal they have received no Covid-19 support

04/06/2021

A visualisation of the scope of the flats planned for the waterfront in Torry.

‘Too dull’: Public have say on Torry waterfront flat plans

04/06/2021

Marischal College, in Aberdeen has been earmarked as one of several venues to provide activities in the council's summer of play programme.

Aberdeen City Council launches huge post-lockdown Summer of Play for children and young people

03/06/2021

Councillor David Cameron has been voted the SNP's deputy leader on Aberdeen City Council.

New Aberdeen SNP deputy leader keen for ‘holistic’ approach to rebuilding city after Covid

03/06/2021

Councillor Douglas Lumsden MSP made his first speech at Holyrood yesterday.

Tory MSP Douglas Lumsden: It’s ‘unbelievable’ that Aberdeen Nine remain suspended by Labour

03/06/2021

Councillor Gordon Graham's ICT and phone bills were eight times the 2020-21 average.

‘Unfortunately I missed it’: Senior Aberdeen councillor defends expenses bill which cost taxpayer hundreds

02/06/2021

Various works are planned across Aberdeen during June.

Month of road closures in Aberdeen to bring faster internet speeds: Is your street affected?

01/06/2021

Councillor Ryan Houghton has written to the First Minister asking for the rules to be updated.

Euro 2020: Pub bosses fear backlash if fans break Covid rules with celebrations

01/06/2021

Marischal College, Aberdeen City Council's HQ.

Readers' Letters

Readers’ Letters: Aberdeen is a disgrace beyond repair

01/06/2021

Aberdeen council are proposing new rules governing buskers in the city centre. Chairman of the city centre Dustin Macdonald. CR0028500
27/05/21
Picture by KATH FLANNERY

New rules on noisy buskers could make Aberdeen look ‘anti-culture’

29/05/2021

Council leader Jenny Laing's Aberdeen Labour group pledged to build 2,000 new council houses in the city within the council terms

Only half of Aberdeen’s promised 2,000 council houses will be built by next May

28/05/2021

Councillors Malik and Imrie at the Central Library. Supplied by Aberdeen City Council.

More libraries in Aberdeen to reopen doors to readers

28/05/2021

Sgt John McOuat, Stuart Neil of Tesco, Fraser Burnett and Aimee Culley of Street Sport, Cllr Steve Delaney and PC Derek Bain.

‘The benefits are huge’: Police and supermarket team up to create youth hub to combat anti-social behaviour

28/05/2021

Iain Hawkins, of the National Trust For Scotland, wants brown tourist route signs put up on the AWPR to highlight the charity's attractions - and other around the area - to visiting motorists.

Government accused of ‘passing the parcel’ on cost of north-east tourism recovery

28/05/2021

Bill Cormie outside Thistle Court. Picture by Kath Flannery

Threats to set pitbulls on attack in Aberdeen high-rise where residents ‘live in fear’

27/05/2021

The B999 and C19C Shielhill Road junction has long caused safety concerns for local residents over how busy it is.

Improvements for notorious Aberdeen junction could start construction in 2023

27/05/2021

HES announced plans to list eight high-rise blocks in Aberdeen.

Appeal against multi-storey listing put on hold so council ‘can build case’

27/05/2021