A new festival looking at Aberdeen’s maritime heritage and future is set to drop anchor in the city this July.  

The Festival of the Sea will be a two-week celebration from 15th to 28th July of Aberdeen’s relationship with the sea and coastline.

Aberdeen City Council Co-Leader…

A section of Deeside Way – the former railway line – and adjacent woodland area in Culter are to be closed from tomorrow so that felling operations can take place on dangerous trees.

The works are going to take place in the section from Pittengullies Brae to Culter Station and at Lovers…

Pupils from Forehill Primary school, in partnership with the Bridge of Don Men’s Shed, today launched their garden project with a planting workshop. 

The Men’s Shed funded and constructed a poly-tunnel in the school grounds to create a space for the school children to grow plants,…

The North East Scotland Pension Fund will publish its unaudited Annual Accounts for the financial year 2023/24 on 24 June 2024.

The accounts provide information which can help the public assess how the Pension Fund has performed during the year and…

Primary Four pupils from every school in Aberdeen took part in the Big Sing at Duthie Park today (Wednesday 22 May).

Aberdeen Big Sing 2024 is a celebration event that brings together 3,000 pupils to sing as one large choir. The choir performed six songs, including the “Northern Lights of…

Aberdeen is preparing for the return of the popular Highland Games to Hazlehead Park next month.  

The Aberdeen Highland Games, taking place on 16 June from 10am to 5:30pm, is set to be a fun-filled day of activities that all ages can enjoy.  

The Lord Provost of Aberdeen,…

A drop-in session is being held as part of a public consultation to further develop options walking, wheeling, and cycling interventions on the A947 from the Parkhill junction on the bypass (AWPR) to the A96 junction at Bucksburn including through Dyce.

The study…

Visitors to Aberdeen’s city centre can now park in council car parks for just £1 after 5pm.

The six-month trial was agreed as part of the Council’s Budget earlier this year.

The move is aimed at boosting footfall in the city centre where work is under…

Owners and managers of shops, cafes, and services on Union Street Central today put their weight behind a campaign to reassure people the area is open for business during major improvement works.

The works to the Union Street Central area - between the Market Street and Bridge Street…

Legendary Aberdeen FC Captain Willie Miller officially opened a new Cruyff Court – an outdoor community sports facility – in Tillydrone today.

Cruyff Court Willie Miller was named in honour of the Dons’ skipper who led the team to the Cup Winners’ Cup victory over Real Madrid in 1983.

A consultation on a proposed Busking Code of Practice has been extended to the end of June.  

The Busking Proposed Code of Practice aims to help buskers contribute to Aberdeen’s cultural vibrancy by promoting a harmonious and respectful busking environment in the city centre.  …

Aberdeen City Council is to use Foster Care Fortnight (Monday 13 May-Sunday 26 May 2024) to highlight the need for more foster carers.

As of April 2024, the council’s Foster Care team has: