Aberdeen City Council

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.

Organisations are being encouraged to apply for the Fairer Aberdeen Fund to help tackle poverty and deprivation across the city.   The Fairer Aberdeen Fund is allocated by Aberdeen City Council, which is dispersed by the Fairer Aberdeen Board to third sector organisations, charities and volunta

Thousands of pounds are to be made available to local community groups for projects that aim to improve Aberdeen North, South and Central Priority Neighbourhoods.  Aberdeen City Council’s Participatory Budgeting programme, known as UDECIDE, is inviting submissions for individual projects

Aberdeen City Council has officially lodged documents outlining the proposed demolition process for 372 buildings affected by reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in the Balnagask community.

The LEAF (Local Environmental Action Fund), which provides grants of up to £3,000 to support projects in local communities has reopened this week. Funding is available for projects that provide environmental improvements, support nature recovery, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and support lo

As Christmas approaches, individuals, families and communities are continuing to stay warm, share space and facilities thanks to Aberdeen City Council’s Warm Spaces initiative.

Councillors have approved Aberdeen City Council's housing revenue and capital budget for the forthcoming financial year 2025/26.

A new digital alarm system is to be introduced that will help keep vulnerable citizens safe in their homes across the North East.   Aberdeen City Council, in partnership with Bon Accord Care, and Health and Social Care Partnerships in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray, have joined the Shared Al

Aberdeen City Council has published the results of a consultation on the future of eight city centre multi-storeys, with almost half of respondents preferring a do-minimum option for the blocks. Councillors from the Communities, Housing and Public Protection Committee yesterday noted that out of 477

An Aberdeen tenant has been recognised for her outstanding contributions in tenant participation in a career that has lasted over 25 years.   Betty Simpson was awarded the Lifetime Achievement in Tenant Participation last week at the Tenants Information Service (TIS) National Excellence awards