Plans for late night bin service in Aberdeen axed
A decision to scrap plans to introduce late night bin collections in Aberdeen has been hailed as a “victory for common sense”.
Aberdeen City Council
Everything’s going green with plans for food-growing spaces in Aberdeen
Food-growing spaces could be created in newly-built schools and nurseries across Aberdeen, a council report has revealed.
No late night working for Aberdeen waste and recycling staff
Refuse workers in Aberdeen will not have their shifts changed following a consultation into the possibility of late-night collections.
Section of Aberdeen street shut for BT works
Part of an Aberdeen road is shut today for BT works.
Section of Aberdeen road to shut for repairs
The closure is to allow repairs to the road due to subsidence linked to the old houses that existed on the site.
Councillors urged to back multi-million-pound plans to reopen Aberdeen swimming pool
Councillors have been urged to back multi-million-pound plans to reopen an Aberdeen swimming pool.
£10 million expansion plans for eight Aberdeen schools
Improvements could be made at eight more city schools if the second phase of funding for expanded childcare is approved next week.
More consultation required on plans for new Aberdeen school
Further consultation is required on plans to build a new replacement primary school in Aberdeen.
Call to build new Aberdeen primary school rejected
Councillors have rejected a last-ditch attempt to build a new replacement Roman Catholic school in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen gearing up for return of ‘Beast from the East’
Aberdeen City Council’s winter roads budget could be extended should the weather be worse than anticipated, councillors have been told.
Aberdeen councillors approve road safety plan
A road safety plan for the next three years has been approved by Aberdeen councillors.
Aberdeen schoolkids’ success stories recognised at special awards ceremony
Children and young people packed into Aberdeen’s Beach Ballroom to celebrate a year of outstanding achievements.
Plans to transform former Aberdeen community centre get go-ahead
Plans to turn a former Aberdeen community centre into a business premises have been given the green light.
Former Aberdeen bank could be transformed into pizza takeaway and sandwich shop
There are currently no named operators, but one could be used as a pizza takeaway and the other a sandwich bar.
Public buildings across Aberdeen to offer free sanitary products
Free sanitary products will now be made available at four public buildings in Aberdeen.
Opening ceremony for new Aberdeen hotel
A hotel on the site of Aberdeen’s new international concert and events venue has had its official opening.
Councillors to discuss plans for new Aberdeen schools
Aberdeen councillors have been asked to proceed with plans to create a new primary school and relocate two others.
Aberdeen’s heat and power projects curb emissions and cost
Tackling fuel poverty is one of the important strands of Aberdeen City Council’s anti-poverty strategy.
Plan to allow new mews along Aberdeen lanes
New residential properties could spring up within Aberdeen’s historic lanes, council planners have claimed.
Aberdeen community projects shine light on regeneration areas
Building a sense of community and encouraging residents living in regeneration areas across Aberdeen to join activities is an important part of many organisations.
Work on 1,000 new homes near Aberdeen loch could start next year
Work to build a waterside residential development of more than 1,000 homes in Aberdeen could begin at the end of next year, it has been revealed.
Mystery over final cost of Aberdeen Art Gallery revamp
The total cost of the refurbishment to Aberdeen Art Gallery might not be known until it opens its doors.
Four new primary schools to open in Aberdeen by 2022
Four new primary schools are to open in Aberdeen in the next three years.
Council to encourage people in Aberdeen to grow their own food
Council bosses are developing a new strategy this year outlining how to increase opportunities for residents to grow their own food.
Aberdeen housing association residents to get access to gigabit broadband
Aberdeen housing associations have joined up with CityFibre to put tenants at the front of the queue for gigabit-speed broadband.
Aberdeen’s Christmas Santa parade axed
Aberdeen's Santa parade which has been running for more than 20 years has been cancelled.
‘Failing to look’ most common cause of crashes which costs Aberdeen’s economy £125.5m
The report also reveals that “failing to look properly” is the most common cause of crashes, followed by poor turn or manoeuvre and failure to judge another person’s path accurately.
Chance of Aberdeen bin strikes less likely after talks say union bosses
Union chiefs say the chances of Aberdeen bin workers striking due to a proposed shift change have been reduced following talks.
MP calls on council to let private hire cars use controversial Aberdeen bus gate
An MP has called for the local authority to reconsider allowing private hire vehicle to use a controversial Aberdeen bus gate.
Aberdeen’s concrete high-rises to be considered for listed building status
Eight Aberdeen high-rises could become listed buildings.