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The very last of the spaces for the free Summer in the City sessions for youngsters are almost booked out so people are advised to act fast to snap them up.
The…
Hundreds of Ukrainian children who are staying in Aberdeen with parents or guardians due to the on-going war in their home country had a fun day out yesterday.
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The Galloway Hoard, one of the most important UK archaeological finds of the century will go on display from 30 July at Aberdeen Art Gallery, with yet more fascinating discoveries unveiled.
The exhibition in Aberdeen will feature never-before-seen images of gold filigree objects from the…
Aberdeen’s Seaton Park is in the running for The Fields in Trust UK's Favourite Park Award 2022.
The park was nominated by a member of the public.
The awards are held by Fields in Trust, an independent…
Environmental charity, Keep Scotland Beautiful, today presented seven Green Flag Awards to Aberdeen in recognition of its quality open spaces.
The international scheme recognises outdoor recreational areas that enable exercise, encourage…
Two separate public consultations have started with potential options for improving transport connections on the A93 from Aberdeen to Banchory and the A947 from the A96 junction at Bucksburn…
As part of the Getabout Aberdeen Cycling Festival, Aberdeen City Council, Aberdeenshire Council and Sweetspot are pleased to announce that entries are open for this year’s Corporate Race.
The Corporate Race is open to teams of four riders, one of which must be a female, and is a…
Aberdeen’s new Convener of the Council’s Capital Programme Committee today (Thursday 14 July) visited the site of the forthcoming Torry School and Community Hub to see progress on the new development.
…Aberdeen City Council has approved a motion to its existing covenant with the armed forces.
A motion was put forward to the full Council meeting by Councillors John Cooke and Ryan Houghton that the…
Aberdeen City Council is to consider advancing the delivery of the B999/Shielhill Road junction improvement project within its Capital Programme.
The proposal was made in a motion put forward by Councillors Alison Alphonse and Jessica Mennie.
Options for exploring its…
Aberdeen City Council staff are to meet and agree next steps with all relevant parties, including survivors of and families affected by the Piper Alpha disaster and trade unions, to redesign the North Sea Memorial Rose Garden, a…
Aberdeen City Council is to explore broadening the ways it can help residents overcome poverty.
The council will consider making a £1 million fuel bill fund – set aside earlier this year – available for additional household costs.
Officers told full Council that the measures…