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Road closures and diversions put in place for demolition work
04 July 2008
In the interests of public safety, Berryden Road is to be closed to all northbound traffic, except buses, while the former Printagraph factory in Aberdeen is demolished.
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Planners recommend approval of kirk conversion
03 July 2008
An application to convert an Aberdeen church into flats has been recommended for approval by city council planning officials.
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Planners recommend West End dental surgery proposal
03 July 2008
An application to transform a West End guesthouse into a dental surgery has been recommended for approval by Aberdeen City Council planning officials.
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Japanese festival at Glover House this weekend
02 July 2008
To celebrate Tanabata, a traditional Japanese summer festival where individuals make a wish, Glover House, the home of the Scottish Samurai will host its very own Japanese celebration on Saturday, 5 July and Sunday, 6 July.
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Oral history project launched to celebrate anniversary of Duthie Park
02 July 2008
An oral history project has been launched by Aberdeen City Council as one of the many events being organised to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the Duthie Park on Sunday, 14 September, 2008.
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Painting workshop to dazzle you
02 July 2008
Adults are invited to create a striking and dynamic painting inspired by camouflage ships, planes, military vehicles and uniforms at free workshops organised by the City Council’s arts development team in partnership with The Gordon Highlanders Museum.
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Art from a high-rise window
01 July 2008
A land of make-believe was created outside Aberdeen high rise flats by children who were given the chance to build the view they would like to see from their windows.
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Clean up work planned for East Tullos Burn
01 July 2008
Moves are afoot to clean up Aberdeen’s seriously polluted East Tullos Burn.
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Council chooses preferred option for Haudagain roundabout improvements
01 July 2008
Aberdeen City Council has decided on its preferred option for cutting traffic congestion at the Haudagain roundabout.
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Published author visits prize-winning writers’ group
01 July 2008
Author Mark Thomson, the Bard Fae the Building Site, will be visiting Aberdeen’s Portal Community Centre tomorrow, Wednesday 2 July.
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Unveiling of portrait launches Duthie Park Anniversary celebrations
01 July 2008
Lord Provost, Peter Stephen, will be unveiling a newly restored portrait of Miss Elizabeth Crombie Duthie on Thursday [3 July].
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Bug designs come to life as new entrance to park is opened
30 June 2008
Children from Victoria Road Primary are set to attend a ceremony to mark the opening of the new playpark entranceway which they helped to design.
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Cults Academy construction milestone marked by Scandinavian-style “topping out”
30 June 2008
A special Danish “topping out” ceremony has been held to mark a major milestone in the construction of the new Cults Academy.
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Energising Aberdeen reader wins tickets to see The Wedding Singer
30 June 2008
The winner of the competition in the Energising Aberdeen supplement, published in The Evening Express last Tuesday (24 June) is Ian Buchan, of Cornhill Drive, Aberdeen.
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Exercise your mind on Bucksburn guided walk
30 June 2008
An opportunity to explore the history, archaeology and natural history of Bucksburn is being offered by Aberdeen City Council on Saturday, 5 July.
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Former freedom fighter brings Mandela’s message to Aberdeen
30 June 2008
A VIP guest was welcomed to Aberdeen today after making a special journey from Nelson Mandela’s 90th birthday celebrations in London.
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Traffic restrictions put in place for footway work
30 June 2008
Temporary traffic restrictions will be put in place in the George Street area later this month while footway renovation work is carried out.
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Views sought on Draft Aberdeen City and Shire Structure Plan – a vision for high-quality growth across region
30 June 2008
Aberdeen City and Shire citizens are being urged to give their views on how the region should grow over the next two decades.
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Work on new parking zone commences
30 June 2008
Work to implement Aberdeen’s newest controlled parking zone, which is due to go live on 1 October, has begun.
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A night at the opera
27 June 2008
Mozart's classic opera The Marriage of Figaro will be beamed live from Covent Garden's Royal Opera House to a big screen in Duthie Park, Aberdeen as part of the BP Summer Big Screens Programme 2008 on Wednesday, 16 July at 7pm.
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Aberdeen’s Veterans Day spectacular
27 June 2008
The City of Aberdeen will celebrate Veterans Day in dramatic style tomorrow [Saturday, June 28] with a parade of pipe bands, veterans, cadets and military vehicles.
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Be on guard for City’s third Doric fencing competition
27 June 2008
The Beach Leisure Centre Doric Fencing Open will take place on Saturday, 5 July and Sunday, 6 July, 2008 in Aberdeen.
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Ceremony marks opening of upgraded park
27 June 2008
A refurbished park will be officially opened next week to give people in inner-city Aberdeen easy access to green space.
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Exemplary fine for filthy restaurant welcomed by environmental health staff
27 June 2008
Environmental Health officers have welcomed the imposition of what is believed to be the biggest fine ever imposed on an Aberdeen restaurant for a string of hygiene breaches.
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George Street parking restrictions
27 June 2008
Parking is available on the west side of George Street, during the ongoing street works there, at all times except from 6pm to 6.30am Sunday to Thursday.
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Road closures and diversions put in place for demolition work
04 July 2008
In the interests of public safety, Berryden Road is to be closed to all northbound traffic, except buses, while the former Printagraph factory in Aberdeen is demolished.
More details...
Planners recommend approval of kirk conversion
03 July 2008
An application to convert an Aberdeen church into flats has been recommended for approval by city council planning officials.
More details...
Planners recommend West End dental surgery proposal
03 July 2008
An application to transform a West End guesthouse into a dental surgery has been recommended for approval by Aberdeen City Council planning officials.
More details...
Japanese festival at Glover House this weekend
02 July 2008
To celebrate Tanabata, a traditional Japanese summer festival where individuals make a wish, Glover House, the home of the Scottish Samurai will host its very own Japanese celebration on Saturday, 5 July and Sunday, 6 July.
More details...
Oral history project launched to celebrate anniversary of Duthie Park
02 July 2008
An oral history project has been launched by Aberdeen City Council as one of the many events being organised to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the Duthie Park on Sunday, 14 September, 2008.
More details...
Painting workshop to dazzle you
02 July 2008
Adults are invited to create a striking and dynamic painting inspired by camouflage ships, planes, military vehicles and uniforms at free workshops organised by the City Council’s arts development team in partnership with The Gordon Highlanders Museum.
More details...
Art from a high-rise window
01 July 2008
A land of make-believe was created outside Aberdeen high rise flats by children who were given the chance to build the view they would like to see from their windows.
More details...
Clean up work planned for East Tullos Burn
01 July 2008
Moves are afoot to clean up Aberdeen’s seriously polluted East Tullos Burn.
More details...
Council chooses preferred option for Haudagain roundabout improvements
01 July 2008
Aberdeen City Council has decided on its preferred option for cutting traffic congestion at the Haudagain roundabout.
More details...
Published author visits prize-winning writers’ group
01 July 2008
Author Mark Thomson, the Bard Fae the Building Site, will be visiting Aberdeen’s Portal Community Centre tomorrow, Wednesday 2 July.
More details...
Unveiling of portrait launches Duthie Park Anniversary celebrations
01 July 2008
Lord Provost, Peter Stephen, will be unveiling a newly restored portrait of Miss Elizabeth Crombie Duthie on Thursday [3 July].
More details...
Bug designs come to life as new entrance to park is opened
30 June 2008
Children from Victoria Road Primary are set to attend a ceremony to mark the opening of the new playpark entranceway which they helped to design.
More details...
Cults Academy construction milestone marked by Scandinavian-style “topping out”
30 June 2008
A special Danish “topping out” ceremony has been held to mark a major milestone in the construction of the new Cults Academy.
More details...
Energising Aberdeen reader wins tickets to see The Wedding Singer
30 June 2008
The winner of the competition in the Energising Aberdeen supplement, published in The Evening Express last Tuesday (24 June) is Ian Buchan, of Cornhill Drive, Aberdeen.
More details...
Exercise your mind on Bucksburn guided walk
30 June 2008
An opportunity to explore the history, archaeology and natural history of Bucksburn is being offered by Aberdeen City Council on Saturday, 5 July.
More details...
Former freedom fighter brings Mandela’s message to Aberdeen
30 June 2008
A VIP guest was welcomed to Aberdeen today after making a special journey from Nelson Mandela’s 90th birthday celebrations in London.
More details...
Traffic restrictions put in place for footway work
30 June 2008
Temporary traffic restrictions will be put in place in the George Street area later this month while footway renovation work is carried out.
More details...
Views sought on Draft Aberdeen City and Shire Structure Plan – a vision for high-quality growth across region
30 June 2008
Aberdeen City and Shire citizens are being urged to give their views on how the region should grow over the next two decades.
More details...
Work on new parking zone commences
30 June 2008
Work to implement Aberdeen’s newest controlled parking zone, which is due to go live on 1 October, has begun.
More details...
A night at the opera
27 June 2008
Mozart's classic opera The Marriage of Figaro will be beamed live from Covent Garden's Royal Opera House to a big screen in Duthie Park, Aberdeen as part of the BP Summer Big Screens Programme 2008 on Wednesday, 16 July at 7pm.
More details...
Aberdeen’s Veterans Day spectacular
27 June 2008
The City of Aberdeen will celebrate Veterans Day in dramatic style tomorrow [Saturday, June 28] with a parade of pipe bands, veterans, cadets and military vehicles.
More details...
Be on guard for City’s third Doric fencing competition
27 June 2008
The Beach Leisure Centre Doric Fencing Open will take place on Saturday, 5 July and Sunday, 6 July, 2008 in Aberdeen.
More details...
Ceremony marks opening of upgraded park
27 June 2008
A refurbished park will be officially opened next week to give people in inner-city Aberdeen easy access to green space.
More details...
Exemplary fine for filthy restaurant welcomed by environmental health staff
27 June 2008
Environmental Health officers have welcomed the imposition of what is believed to be the biggest fine ever imposed on an Aberdeen restaurant for a string of hygiene breaches.
More details...
George Street parking restrictions
27 June 2008
Parking is available on the west side of George Street, during the ongoing street works there, at all times except from 6pm to 6.30am Sunday to Thursday.
More details...
