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Aberdeen Maritime Museum volunteers have recorded a selection of stories relating to ships built in Aberdeen and the city’s maritime history. Visitors can listen to the stories on the Bloomberg ...
The first part of a £50million redevelopment of Aberdeen beach was officially opened today with the unveiling of the new-look Broadhill. Aberdeen’s Lord Provost, Councillor David Cameron, toasted the ...
The making period for Micro-commissions is 12 weeks, in which the artist will have developed and realised their proposed work (s). There are two levels of funding: one commission of £2,500 and two ...
Fledgling and established small and medium businesses are in line for a grant funding boost thanks to four Aberdeen City Council-led schemes aimed at developing environmentally friendly growth and ...
This map details the location of cemeteries for which we hold records. The blue pins note material which is held at our Town House office and the red pins show material which is at our Old Aberdeen ...
Sometimes, we need to manage how we interact with citizens because their behaviour can affect our employees and our ability to help others. Here are some examples of when we might need to do this: If ...
The demolition of a former school building in Dyce is to start on Monday. The former Carden School was last used as a school in 2010 and although it has been used on occasion since then, the building ...
Three new free walking guides for popular sister parks, a musical tour of Aberdeen, and the city centre were today launched for the school summer holidays along with three specially-rebranded Tall ...
Hundreds of volunteers collected thousands of items in a 24-hour litter pick across dozens of areas in Aberdeen. The annual event – with the aim of making the city more sparklingly clean in the summer ...