Plans to turn Aberdeen supermarket into car dealership
Plans to turn a former supermarket site in Aberdeen into a car dealership have taken a step forward.
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Legal fight over new Dons stadium begins this week
A legal hearing to determine whether a council was right to give the green light for a new stadium at Kingsford will get under way this week.
Aberdeen community to be given cash for projects
Torry residents have been asked to come forward with ideas that could improve the area and tackle issues such as substance misuse, social isolation, household income and mental and sexual health.
‘Bah humbug’ as Aberdeen OAPs told to take down decorations
Residents in an Aberdeen sheltered-housing complex today hit out at the council after being ordered to take down their Christmas decorations for health and safety reasons.
Video: Aberdeen church lodges crypt plan for 2,000 skeletons
Plans to create a crypt for thousands of human remains inside an Aberdeen church have been lodged with the local authority.
Objection period for Aberdeen’s Berryden Corridor buyout plan draws near
Objections can be made until next Friday into a bid to forcefully buy property and land from homeowners as part of a £26.4 million roads scheme.
Festive village fun for Aberdeen community groups
Festive spirit was in the air at Aberdeen Christmas Village as community groups, schools and charities joined the party.
Hundreds of Aberdeen taxis fail road safety tests
Almost 300 taxis in the city have failed safety checks this year, new figures have revealed.
Video: Aberdeen Crematorium reopens after £1 million refurbishment
Services have resumed at Aberdeen Crematorium after a major refurbishment.
New firm confirmed for Marischal Square
A major firm has been confirmed as the latest to sign-up for Aberdeen's Marischal Square development.
Aberdeen council in plea for £20 million to help businesses
The Finance Secretary has been asked to give Aberdeen an extra £20 million in a bid to help struggling businesses stay afloat.
Aberdeen council issues rogue salesmen warning
A local authority has issued a warning over rogue salesmen claiming to be carrying out work on behalf of the council.
Parking app RingGo puts £1.5m into Aberdeen council coffers
The statistics showed RingGo had been used in Aberdeen's car parks more than 170,000 times during the year and almost 59,000 times in the Chapel Street car park alone.
Disabled residents having to wait nearly three years for council housing in Aberdeen
Disabled people are having to wait nearly three years for a council house in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen school still waiting for new safety barrier two years after they were suggested
Concerns have been raised that safety barriers have still not been installed outside an Aberdeen school – despite being first called for two years ago.
Plans for more than 200 new homes at major Aberdeen site
Plans have been lodged to build more than 200 homes as part of a wider housing development.
Kingsford stadium opponents appeal for supporters to donate more cash
Campaigners challenging the building of Aberdeen FC’s Kingsford stadium have asked supporters to stump up more cash.
Drivers warned of temporary traffic lights on Aberdeen road
Roadworks have been scheduled for eight days, starting today, but a local authority spokesman said the work should be finished earlier.
Streetsport helps Aberdeen teenagers with Duke of Edinburgh Awards
An initiative which supports young people in Aberdeen’s regeneration areas is working to help youngsters through the Duke of Edinburgh Awards.
North-east councils pay out £3.4 million over benefit cuts
Local authorities in the north-east have paid out £3.4 million to curb the impact of social security reform – new figures reveal.
Aberdeen social worker thrown out of profession for failing to protect child
An Aberdeen social worker has been thrown out of the profession after he failed to protect a child who was “being allowed to visit a crack den with their father”.
Charlie House plans get free 3D makeover
Plans to create a new purpose-built facility which will be the first of its kind in the north-east have been given a 3D makeover.
Aberdeen councillors bed down for Social Bite’s Sleep in the Park
Aberdeen's council leaders are gearing up to take part in a charity sleepout.
Aberdeen Starbucks applies for later opening hours
An Aberdeen coffee drive-thru has requested permission to extend its opening hours.
Aberdeen school branded ‘weak’ for attainment in official inspection
Inspectors rated the Aberdeen primary “satisfactory” for learning, teaching and assessment, the fourth-best of six possible ratings, and “weak” for raising attainment and achievement – the second-worst rating.
Senior Labour figure aims to solve long-running dispute with Aberdeen Nine
A senior Labour politician has visited Aberdeen in a bid to solve a long-running dispute.
Advice issued as new tenants move in to Aberdeen’s shaky flats
Passing cars, helicopters, and children kicking balls off the building were said to cause it to shake, with former residents claiming they suffered nausea, joint pains and headaches due to constant vibrations.
Plans submitted to demolish former Aberdeen academy
Plans to demolish a former school and help conquer a vandalism problem plaguing neighbours have taken a leap forward.
Aberdeen council could need more cash for junk food crackdown
A council is expected to call for more cash from the Government if new measures to crackdown on junk food are introduced.
Council set to discuss plans to redevelop Aberdeen market
Plans to transform two major Aberdeen city centre buildings will be scrutinised by councillors next week.