First Aberdeen bosses apologise after hit with £50k fine over failings
Bosses at Aberdeen’s main bus operator have apologised for the firm’s failings.
Town House
Three-storey Aberdeen town house has plenty of space for entertaining
This immaculate four-bedroom, three-storey town house with its well-considered layout has great links to both the city centre and rural Aberdeenshire.
Talks to continue over cuts to Aberdeen City Council’s budget
Cross-party talks are scheduled to continue later this month over cuts to Aberdeen City Council's budget.
Anger over car park repairs at Aberdeen Town House
Politicians have dubbed Aberdeen council's decision to spend cash repairing its staff car park “bizarre” while other roads are neglected.
Part of Aberdeen Town House could be demolished
Proposals have been put forward to relocate Aberdeen Sheriff Court and demolish part of the Town House to make way for a new £150 million residential quarter.
Event to be held to encourage residents to get involved in Aberdeen community councils
Opportunities to join community councils throughout Aberdeen will be under the spotlight at two information sessions this month.
Employers urged to sign up for recruitment event in Aberdeen
Aberdeen businesses are being encouraged to sign up to a recruitment event.
Claims Aberdeen council staff working in ‘pressure cooker’ atmosphere
Aberdeen City Council has become a “pressure cooker” over the last year, according to claims by union officials.
Workshop to be held in Aberdeen over plans to improve Scotland’s railways
A workshop is to be held in the North-east to discuss Scotland’s rail investment strategy for the next decade.
Opera lovers can enjoy a tipple in front of the big screen in Duthie Park, Aberdeen councillors rule
Lovers of opera will be able to enjoy some vino with their Verdi thanks to an Aberdeen council decision.
Artist draws inspiration from Aberdeen women for this year’s Nuart festival
Aberdeen's historic archives are set to be brought to life when a street art festival returns later this year.
Charity group plans to bring iconic North-east council building back to its former glory
A charity group hopes to take over an iconic North-east building and bring it back to its former glory.
Council looking to rethink Aberdeen taxi application system after candidate complaints
Aberdeen council chiefs have announced a shake-up of the taxi licensing system in a bid to help cabbies.
Stewart Milne welcomes support of Aberdeen council’s roads department ahead of decision on £50 million Kingsford Stadium
Aberdeen FC’s chairman has welcomed a council officer’s backing of a transport plan for the club’s proposed £50 million stadium.
Decision on Aberdeen International Youth Festival funding pushed back to new year after ‘stormy’ meeting suspended
Aberdeen councillors have delayed making a decision on whether to fund a popular youth festival until early next year.
Aberdeen children ask council not to pull funding for Aberdeen International Youth Festival
Children from city groups that could be affected by cuts to funding for the Aberdeen International Youth Festival have hand-delivered a plea to councillors to think again and save it.
More than 1,100 people visit Christmas jobs fair
Jobseekers queued round the block in the hunt for one of 550 new roles up for grabs for Christmas.
Controversial Fraserburgh town house plan nominated for top design award
A project to transform an Aberdeenshire council building has been nominated for a design award despite concerns from local people.
Family Home: 10 Rubislaw Drive, Aberdeen
Life never seems to go according to plan - just ask Ross Brackenridge.
Scaffolding removed as work on Aberdeen’s town house completed
The scaffolding has finally come down from Aberdeen Town House following multi-million-pound repair work which went nearly three times over the original budget.
Aberdeen City Council’s finance boss tells of concern over impact on services of steep rates hike
A council chief has said services could be cut if proposed increases in business rates go ahead.