General information
Community Councils are bodies that play a vital role in representing the views of the community to local authorities and other public bodies. Their term of office is 3 years. They have no executive powers but are statutory consultees on planning and licensing matters.
Anyone 16 years of age and over who lives in the Community Council area and whose name is on the electoral register can be nominated or apply to become a Community Councillor.
Governance
To view the governance arrangements for Community Councils please see our governance page
Community Councils
The information below is for the current Community Councils
- Ashgrove and Stockethill
- Ashley and Broomhill
- Braeside and Mannofield
- Bridge of Don
- Bucksburn and Newhills
- Castlehill and Pittodrie
- City Centre - not established
- Cove and Altens
- Craigiebuckler and Seafield
- Culter
- Cults, Bieldside and Milltimber
- Danestone and Persley
- Dyce and Stoneywood
- Ferryhill and Ruthrieston
- Froghall, Powis and Sunnybank
- Garthdee
- George Street
- Kincorth and Leggart
- Kingswells - not established
- Mastrick, Sheddocksley and Summerhill
- Nigg
- Northfield - not established
- Old Aberdeen
- Queens Cross and Harlaw
- Rosemount and Mile End
- Seaton and Linksfield
- Tillydrone
- Torry
- Woodend - not established
- Woodside and Hilton