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The new accommodation is enabling people who have up to now been cared for in hospitals and facilities outwith Aberdeen to be looked after in their home city. Their new homes meet the needs of people ...
A total of 18 new traders and landlords have been allocated grant funding from the Union Street Empty Shops Grant, two years since its launch. Almost £600,000 of match funding has been allocated, ...
This is a livestreamed event from Edinburgh International Book Festival.Reverend Richard Coles has lived many lives: pop star, priest, public figure, and now bestselling author of the Canon Clement ...
Aberdeen Art Gallery is set to welcome two of the country’s foremost science communicators – Dr Darren Naish and Professor John Spicer – as part of the talks programme which accompanies the special ...
Aberdeen City Council’s School Age Childcare team hosted a fun-filled programme of activities today (Wednesday 6 August) to mark National Playday 2025, bringing together children from registered ...
Negotiations are to start with the organisers of the Tall Ships Races to bring the event back to Aberdeen after its success last weekend. The event, which returned to Aberdeen after 28 years, brought ...
A pedestrian spine is to be built along part of the Beach Boulevard which will be a gateway from the city centre to the beachfront’s new £50million facilities. The spine, on a section of the Boulevard ...
Pupils in Aberdeen are being celebrated today (Tuesday 5 August) for their exam success, as the 2025 SQA results highlight a strong year of academic and vocational achievement. A total of 23,825 ...
Britain in Bloom judges were in Aberdeen today to assess its parks and green spaces – after the city again made the finals of the prestigious competition. Aberdeen has been a regular winner since the ...
Aberdeen Archives, Gallery & Museums’ (AAGM) annual review 2024-25 highlights a vibrant year of exhibitions, events, learning programmes and community engagement across the Art Gallery, Maritime ...
A Visitor Levy is to be introduced in Aberdeen to generate revenue for enhancing leisure and business tourism in the city. Investing in improving the visitor experience will support economic growth.
Aberdeen City Council is inviting residents and interested parties to take part in shaping the future of Hazlehead Cemetery, through two upcoming drop-in consultation events. Hazlehead Cemetery has ...