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Who remembers the Rubber Shop?
18 January 2013
When Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire Archives staff put some photographs online they could not have imagined the public response.
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Combined heat and power plant to cut paper mill carbon emissions
17 January 2013
A new combined heat and power plant (CHP) which will cut the Arjo Wiggins paper mill's carbon emissions by more than 80,000 tonnes a year is to be built at the mill's Stoneywood site.
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Kingswells roundabout works postponed
17 January 2013
Road works due to be carried out this weekend as part of the Prime Four business park development at Kingswells have been postponed due to the inclement weather conditions.
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Woodside’s haunted past to be brought to life
16 January 2013
An exciting month-long free arts project based around the haunted past of the Woodside area of Aberdeen has been organised by the Arts Development team of Aberdeen City Council.
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Combined heat and power plant planned for paper mill site
15 January 2013
A combined heat and power plant (CHP) could be built on the Arjo Wiggins paper mill site at Stoneywood.
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Committee report on Gypsy/Travellers halting sites referred to full council
15 January 2013
Plans to develop short and long-term halting sites for Gypsy/Travellers in Aberdeen will be considered at a meeting of the full council.
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Councillors approve plans to help first time buyers get a foot on the property ladder
15 January 2013
Councillors today [Tuesday 15 January] agreed to take forward a council scheme designed to help first time buyers get a foot on the property market.
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Crematorium bus service backed by councillors
15 January 2013
Aberdeen City Council's Housing and Environment committee today [Tuesday 15 January] approved plans to implement a subsidised bus service between Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and the crematorium at Hazlehead.
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Limited places available for talk about Kingswells
15 January 2013
A limited number of places are still available for a fascinating talk on the history of Kingswells, which is being held at 12.30pm on Wednesday 23 January, at Aberdeen's Maritime Museum, Shiprow.
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Safedem contracted to demolish St Nicholas House
15 January 2013
The contract for the structural demolition of Aberdeen City Council's former headquarters St Nicholas House is to be awarded to Safedem Limited. The Finance and Resources Committee unanimously approved the contract award.
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Smarter journeys thanks to councils’ new website
15 January 2013
Live updates about traffic disruption across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire are now freely available, thanks to a joint project by Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire councils.
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Weekend traffic arrangements during Kingswells road works
11 January 2013
Road development works are continuing as part of the Prime Four business park development at Kingswells, which will see the closure of the C128c Cults to Kingshill road at weekends.
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Aberdeen communities are salt of the earth
10 January 2013
More than 13 tonnes of salt has been distributed to Aberdeen communities keen to do their bit and treat the streets during wintry conditions.
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Exhibition gives young Gypsy/Travellers a voice
10 January 2013
Only a few days remain to see an exhibition that aims to raise awareness of Gypsy/Traveller issues on show at the Central Library, Rosemount Viaduct, Aberdeen.
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Silver expert to talk about the history of the precious metal to Aberdeen
10 January 2013
An expert in silver will explore the history of Aberdeen silver at 2pm on Saturday 12 January at Aberdeen Art Gallery, Schoolhill.
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Council awards new gas maintenance contract
09 January 2013
Aberdeen City Council has appointed a new firm to manage the service and maintenance contracts for gas in its housing stock.
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Industry day highlights significant interest in AWPR project
09 January 2013
Transport Scotland has hosted an Industry Day to inform potential contractors and funders of the opportunities the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route/Balmedie-Tipperty project offers their businesses.
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Young author’s mythical story turned into book
09 January 2013
A story about a magical, mythical unicorn written by an 11-year-old pupil at Aberdeen's Kittybrewster School has been turned into a book.
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Central Library to sell off withdrawn stock
08 January 2013
DVDs, CDs, language courses and limited edition prints will go on sale tomorrow [Wednesday 09 January] for four weeks, at the Central Library, Rosemount Viaduct, Aberdeen.
More details...
Volunteers needed to help clear gorse at Aberdeen nature reserve
08 January 2013
Aberdeen City Council's ranger service is seeking volunteers to help clear invasive gorse at Scotstown Moor Local Nature Reserve, Bridge of Don.
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Views sought on Hopecroft Planning Brief
07 January 2013
A document setting out a proposed blueprint for the future development of the Hopecroft area of Bucksburn has been put out for public consultation.
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Welcome in the new year with lunchtime talks and music
24 December 2012
Enjoy a little afternoon music as the popular series of free lunchtime concerts continues in the new year in the Cowdray Hall, Aberdeen.
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New energy exploration displays to open at Maritime Museum
21 December 2012
Work will start in the new year to upgrade the Energy Exploration displays at Aberdeen Maritime Museum, thanks to generous sponsorship from a group of oil and gas companies.
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Care watchdog finds significant improvements in Aberdeen’s social work services
20 December 2012
The Care Inspectorate has noted considerable improvements in Aberdeen City Council's Social Care and Wellbeing services since the last full inspection four years ago.
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Council opens new multi-storey car park, marking major milestone for hub North Scotland projects
20 December 2012
The first in a series of new community facilities built using an innovative hub partnership approach has been officially opened by Lord Provost of Aberdeen George Adam this morning.
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Who remembers the Rubber Shop?
18 January 2013
When Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire Archives staff put some photographs online they could not have imagined the public response.
More details...
Combined heat and power plant to cut paper mill carbon emissions
17 January 2013
A new combined heat and power plant (CHP) which will cut the Arjo Wiggins paper mill's carbon emissions by more than 80,000 tonnes a year is to be built at the mill's Stoneywood site.
More details...
Kingswells roundabout works postponed
17 January 2013
Road works due to be carried out this weekend as part of the Prime Four business park development at Kingswells have been postponed due to the inclement weather conditions.
More details...
Woodside’s haunted past to be brought to life
16 January 2013
An exciting month-long free arts project based around the haunted past of the Woodside area of Aberdeen has been organised by the Arts Development team of Aberdeen City Council.
More details...
Combined heat and power plant planned for paper mill site
15 January 2013
A combined heat and power plant (CHP) could be built on the Arjo Wiggins paper mill site at Stoneywood.
More details...
Committee report on Gypsy/Travellers halting sites referred to full council
15 January 2013
Plans to develop short and long-term halting sites for Gypsy/Travellers in Aberdeen will be considered at a meeting of the full council.
More details...
Councillors approve plans to help first time buyers get a foot on the property ladder
15 January 2013
Councillors today [Tuesday 15 January] agreed to take forward a council scheme designed to help first time buyers get a foot on the property market.
More details...
Crematorium bus service backed by councillors
15 January 2013
Aberdeen City Council's Housing and Environment committee today [Tuesday 15 January] approved plans to implement a subsidised bus service between Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and the crematorium at Hazlehead.
More details...
Limited places available for talk about Kingswells
15 January 2013
A limited number of places are still available for a fascinating talk on the history of Kingswells, which is being held at 12.30pm on Wednesday 23 January, at Aberdeen's Maritime Museum, Shiprow.
More details...
Safedem contracted to demolish St Nicholas House
15 January 2013
The contract for the structural demolition of Aberdeen City Council's former headquarters St Nicholas House is to be awarded to Safedem Limited. The Finance and Resources Committee unanimously approved the contract award.
More details...
Smarter journeys thanks to councils’ new website
15 January 2013
Live updates about traffic disruption across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire are now freely available, thanks to a joint project by Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire councils.
More details...
Weekend traffic arrangements during Kingswells road works
11 January 2013
Road development works are continuing as part of the Prime Four business park development at Kingswells, which will see the closure of the C128c Cults to Kingshill road at weekends.
More details...
Aberdeen communities are salt of the earth
10 January 2013
More than 13 tonnes of salt has been distributed to Aberdeen communities keen to do their bit and treat the streets during wintry conditions.
More details...
Exhibition gives young Gypsy/Travellers a voice
10 January 2013
Only a few days remain to see an exhibition that aims to raise awareness of Gypsy/Traveller issues on show at the Central Library, Rosemount Viaduct, Aberdeen.
More details...
Silver expert to talk about the history of the precious metal to Aberdeen
10 January 2013
An expert in silver will explore the history of Aberdeen silver at 2pm on Saturday 12 January at Aberdeen Art Gallery, Schoolhill.
More details...
Council awards new gas maintenance contract
09 January 2013
Aberdeen City Council has appointed a new firm to manage the service and maintenance contracts for gas in its housing stock.
More details...
Industry day highlights significant interest in AWPR project
09 January 2013
Transport Scotland has hosted an Industry Day to inform potential contractors and funders of the opportunities the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route/Balmedie-Tipperty project offers their businesses.
More details...
Young author’s mythical story turned into book
09 January 2013
A story about a magical, mythical unicorn written by an 11-year-old pupil at Aberdeen's Kittybrewster School has been turned into a book.
More details...
Central Library to sell off withdrawn stock
08 January 2013
DVDs, CDs, language courses and limited edition prints will go on sale tomorrow [Wednesday 09 January] for four weeks, at the Central Library, Rosemount Viaduct, Aberdeen.
More details...
Volunteers needed to help clear gorse at Aberdeen nature reserve
08 January 2013
Aberdeen City Council's ranger service is seeking volunteers to help clear invasive gorse at Scotstown Moor Local Nature Reserve, Bridge of Don.
More details...
Views sought on Hopecroft Planning Brief
07 January 2013
A document setting out a proposed blueprint for the future development of the Hopecroft area of Bucksburn has been put out for public consultation.
More details...
Welcome in the new year with lunchtime talks and music
24 December 2012
Enjoy a little afternoon music as the popular series of free lunchtime concerts continues in the new year in the Cowdray Hall, Aberdeen.
More details...
New energy exploration displays to open at Maritime Museum
21 December 2012
Work will start in the new year to upgrade the Energy Exploration displays at Aberdeen Maritime Museum, thanks to generous sponsorship from a group of oil and gas companies.
More details...
Care watchdog finds significant improvements in Aberdeen’s social work services
20 December 2012
The Care Inspectorate has noted considerable improvements in Aberdeen City Council's Social Care and Wellbeing services since the last full inspection four years ago.
More details...
Council opens new multi-storey car park, marking major milestone for hub North Scotland projects
20 December 2012
The first in a series of new community facilities built using an innovative hub partnership approach has been officially opened by Lord Provost of Aberdeen George Adam this morning.
More details...