Aberdeenshire Council

Aberdeenshire Council has extended the time for responses to the Local Transport Strategy consultation after positive feedback.

Levelling Up Secretary MP Michael Gove visited Macduff Marine Aquarium to see how £5.7 million will be spent to improve the visitor attraction.

Plans to build a self-sufficient home and environmental educational centre in New Aberdour have been narrowly refused.

The historic B-listed Marnoch Bridge is set to see repointing work carried out over a two week period with off-peak daytime route closures in place.

More residents and businesses across towns and villages in Aberdeenshire are set to benefit from digital connectivity.

A Banff businessman will have to wait a bit longer to find out if his plan to build two new holiday lodges will be given the go-ahead.

The site of a former north-east history centre in Oyne could finally see redevelopment some 12 years after it closed its doors to the public.

Development of phases 2 and 3 at Conglass which will go before councillors next week would see 157 homes added to the western edge of Inverurie.

Newly qualified teachers are set to take up their roles in schools across Aberdeenshire this week.

National figures show a growing financial problem for councils across the UK, with in depth figures for Aberdeenshire revealing problem areas.

Foundation Apprenticeships see industry sector knowledge delivered in schools and students also spend time out of the classroom with employers.

Aberdeenshire Council is giving its trade customers a 240-litre orange-lid bin at no extra charge during the 2023/24 financial year.

The pilot scheme in Banff and Stonhaven has been extended to libraries in Alford, Inverurie, Kemnay and Strichen.

The Buchanhaven Harbour Trust applied to Aberdeenshire Council seeking an occasional licence for its Afternoon Tea at the Boat Shed.

Aberdeenshire Council has officially submitted plans for a new £18 million primary school in Fraserburgh.

Organisations across Moray, Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire will come together to address the health needs of people living in the area.

An innovative new treatment to help extend the lifespan of the roads network is being trailed for the first time in Scotland by Aberdeenshire Council.

Following a public meeting efforts to stop the closure of the Castlepark Community Centre in Ellon need public involvement to continue.

Aberdeenshire Council is seeking community feedback on a proposed new active travel route linking Ellon, Foveran and Newburgh.

Aberdeenshire council says that cutting of verges has been stopped until further notice due to a budget restraint from Roads.