Aberdeen City Council

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

Grants worth more than £49.8 million were awarded to organisations by Aberdeen City Council in the last financial year. The financial support was given to 124 organisations across the city, 138 grant awards were under £25,000, and 23 organisations received grants worth a total value of &

Members of Aberdeen City Council's Anti-Poverty and Inequality Committee have paid a visit to Aberdeen Cyrenians as part of a series of planned visits to communities and organisations supporting them. Aberdeen Cyrenians is a local charity and social care provider, supporting some of the most vu

Aberdeen City Council has launched the second and final phase of its Budget 2025/26 consultation.  The second phase provides additional proposed savings options and invites people to have their say on these, and comment on how changes might affect them if taken forward.  

CHAP Group hosted a commemorative golden shovel event at its Craighill housing site in Kincorth, Aberdeen, to mark the commencement of construction.

Aberdeen City Council tenants are to be given the chance to have their say on proposed rent increases.

A £2.7 million project which will see the upper floors of Braemar House on Aberdeen's Union Street transformed into 53 student flats has been approved by Aberdeen City Council.

Families across Aberdeen are to benefit from an additional winter clothing payment.   Anyone already receiving the school clothing grant in 2024/25 will automatically receive an additional £30 payment by the end of the month. 

Four housing associations based in and around Aberdeen have urged elected officials to make them part of conversations around the city's newly declared housing emergency.

Aberdeen’s housing supply has increased this year with the completion of more homes across the city, councillors have been told.

Aberdeen City Council has declared a housing emergency in the region and agreed a cross-party emergency motion to tackle the situation.

Communities and charities across Aberdeen are set to benefit from the second round of funding allocated to support with the cost of living. Aberdeen City Council's Anti-Poverty and Inequality Committee agreed the proposals for the remaining funds from the £1 million provided to the council to