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A programme to replace Aberdeen City Council’s fleet with vehicles using the latest technology and reduced emissions continues, a committee heard yesterday.
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A second phase of a heat network in the community of Torry was approved today which will provide an additional almost 570 homes and a new school with lower-cost energy.
The £10million Torry Heat Network will supply heat for the three…
Progress is continuing adding more affordable housing in Aberdeen whether through more council housing, other social landlords or private initiatives, a committee heard today.
Aberdeen City Council’s City Growth and Resources Committee agreed the recommendations of two…
Two projects which will encourage people to walk or cycle more on streets and are designed to connect to and complement the Berryden Corridor Improvement Project were approved at committee today.
A business case for the Ashgrove Connects project – for streets west of the Berryden…
Aberdeen City Council’s Education Operational Delivery Convener, Councillor Martin Greig, today (Wednesday 21 September) spoke about the authority’s plans to establish a new Music Centre serving pupils across the city.
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The achievements of the city’s care experienced young people have been celebrated by Aberdeen City Council.
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Aberdeen residents are invited to get involved in discussions about what belongs in museums and who decides at a free event at Aberdeen Art Gallery on Saturday 24 September. That Belongs in a Museum! is a day of presentations and discussions organised by Aberdeen…
On Monday, September 19, Dr David Cameron, the Lord Provost of Aberdeen, attended the State Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in his role of Lord-Lieutenant.
Dr Cameron has issued this message of thanks to the city.
Having had time to reflect over the days and events since…
Aberdeen City Council’s Education Operational Delivery Committee today (Thursday 8 September) gave its backing to a new pilot project designed to strengthen the authority’s approach to improving the attainment and achievement of young people in care or thought to be on…
Aberdeen City Council’s Education Operational Delivery Committee has approved a £173,000 programme of play activities for children and young people during the forthcoming October school holidays.
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Aberdeen City Council has approved a finalised plan for the future of the city’s school estate for the next ten years and beyond.
The Education Operational…
The Lord Provost of Aberdeen Dr David Cameron, in his role as Lord-Lieutenant, will attend the Lying-in-State of Queen Elizabeth II in London on Saturday, it was announced today (Wednesday 14 September).
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