Aberdeen City Council

Work is continuing to increase Aberdeen’s housing supply with the completion of more affordable homes and fewer empty properties across the city.

Small and medium businesses, sole traders and third sector organisations in Aberdeen are being encouraged to apply for grants that can help in reductions towards energy bills and lower their carbon footprint.   The Aberdeen Energy Efficiency Programme, ran in partnership with SCARF, offers non-

North east council leaders are seeking to access a long-promised £20 million housing fund that has remained unused since its creation nearly a decade ago.

The Fairer Aberdeen Board has distributed £1.5 million allocated by Aberdeen City Council to tackle poverty and deprivation across the city. The funding supports the third sector to deliver services and to work in partnership with statutory services to address poverty. It supports people into

Dozens of emergency battery packs have been distributed across Aberdeen to enhance community resilience during storms and power outages. Aberdeen City Council gave the potentially life-saving equipment to Peterculter Community Resilience Group, Cults, Milltimber and Bieldside Commnuity Resilience Gr

People of Aberdeen are being encouraged to take part in a new engagement on multiple strategies that together aim to shape the future of the city.   The “Your Place, Your Plans, Your Future” engagement, is being launched on Monday (24 March) and follows on from the “Your Place

Plans for a significant population increase in Bucksburn have advanced with Aberdeen City Council's approval of the initial phase of the Greenferns Landward development.

Aberdeen has recorded fewer anti-social offences, as work continued to be undertaken in managing anti-social behaviour and youth disturbances across Aberdeen.  Councillors in the Communities, Housing and Public Protection Committee this week were updated on work carried out by the city’s

A phased approach has been agreed for the demolition of council and private homes affected by RAAC (Reinforced Autoclaved Concrete) in Aberdeen.

New and upgraded schools, a major roads project, continuing investment in the city centre, and increased support for vulnerable and disadvantaged citizens form the basis of Aberdeen City Council’s 2025/26 Budget. The council is to spend £247 million on schools over the next five years, i

Residents in the Torry area of Aberdeen, whose homes have been deemed unsafe due to the presence of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC), are considering legal action as they face financial hardship and potential homelessness.

The Fairer Aberdeen Fund marked 10 years of supporting organisations to tackle poverty and deprivation across the city in a showcase event on Friday. Those attending the showcase event were able to hear from projects which have benefited from funding on how they have supported individuals and commun

Aberdeen City Council has agreed to a public consultation for a potential Visitor Levy scheme.

Aberdeen City Council is set to discuss a proposed 7% tourist tax this week, the highest suggested rate in Scotland.

Aberdeen City Council is developing plans for a Visitor Levy.