Guidance on building material to protect Aberdeen’s historic buildings
Aberdeen councillors have agreed to hold a public consultation on measures designed to protect the city's historic granite buildings.
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Drop-in sessions to have your say on Aberdeen gardens
A public drop-in session is being held to highlight a multi-million-pound city centre redevelopment project.
Popular light festival Spectra to return to Aberdeen next year
A popular light festival will return to Aberdeen in February, the Evening Express can reveal today.
Work starts to improve area near Aberdeen Art Gallery
Work to transform the area in front of Aberdeen's art gallery has got under way.
Do you have a personal licence? The renewal date is coming up
Personal licence holders in Aberdeen have been reminded that the renewal date is getting close.
Plans approved for 300 affordable homes in Aberdeen
Work should start before the middle of the year to build almost 300 affordable homes in Aberdeen.
Exclusive: Warning as Aberdeen council cuts double to £45 million
Aberdeen council bosses face having to make cuts of up to £45 million this year, the Evening Express can reveal today.
Decision on north-east Travellers’ site deferred
A decision on proceeding with plans to redevelop a north-east Travellers’ site will not be taken until March.
It’s thumbs up for 3am last orders at Aberdeen city centre bars
Aberdeen City Council has been hailed as “trailblazing” after adopting proposals to allow pubs to stay open until 3am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Aberdeen community to hold first ever Christmas lights switch-on
An Aberdeen suburb’s residents are hoping that its first ever Christmas lights switch-on can become a major community event.
Free evening parking introduced in Aberdeen city centre
Free evening parking has been introduced in city centre car parks in a bid to “extend the day”.
Have your say on plans to keep Aberdeen city centre pubs open till 3am
Businesses and members of the public have until the end of October to give feedback on new proposals which would allow pubs in Aberdeen city centre to stay open until 3am.
Council scraps fee to encourage development in Aberdeen city centre
Developers no longer have to pay affordable housing contributions if building homes in Aberdeen city centre, following a new policy move.
Aberdeen’s Broad Street set to reopen within weeks
An Aberdeen city centre road closed for more than a year is expected to reopen to buses and cyclists on August 1.
£2.4 million scheme aimed at returning Aberdeen’s Union Street to former glory
Aberdeen has a “golden opportunity” to learn from the success of regeneration schemes in other parts of Scotland, with £2.4 million available to enhance Union Street’s most important buildings.
Winter lighting scheme to make Aberdeen city centre sparkle
A winter lighting scheme is set to make Aberdeen city centre sparkle as part of a push to attract more shoppers.
Watch: Why you should visit Aberdeen’s ‘bigger and better’ Christmas Village
A popular winter festival is set to be “bigger and better than ever”, according to Aberdeen’s culture chief.
Aberdeen art gallery given £250k boost by trust
A donation of more than £250,000 has been made to help transform Aberdeen’s art gallery, the Evening Express can reveal today.
North-east art festival exceeds expectation with 62,000 visitors
Annual Aberdeen art festival had record attendance numbers with 62,746 visitors.
Investigative work for partial-pedestrianisation of Aberdeen street
Investigative work is being carried out this week as part of preparations to turn Broad Street into a pedestrian-priority street.
Music and video event added to Aberdeen festival of light
Organisers behind Aberdeen's Festival of Light have announced a new after-hours music programme.
Dark history of child kidnapping unveiled at Aberdeen museum
The Aberdeen Tolbooth Museum is celebrating the 400th anniversary of the historic building with a new exhibition.
Orchard and war memorial unveiled in Aberdeen community
An Aberdeen community orchard has been officially completed three years after work on it began.
Aberdeen family forced to flee home welcomes flood grant help
One of the first flood grants has been issued to a family who had to be rescued when they became trapped in their home after the River Dee burst its banks.