Aberdeen City Council is reviewing the way people who are homeless, or at risk of homelessness, access services. The Council operates a culture of continuous improvement and placing the customer at the centre of all decisions that are taken. There are many challenges to overcome in the coming...More
Middlefield/Heathryfold/Northfield Active Travel Improvement Consultation. The feedback gained from this consultation will help inform the next steps in the development of this place making project. This project aims to improve the environment in this Locality and to make it easier to get about on...More
This space has been set up for you to formally register to become an Employee Rep.
You will now have had an initial meet-and-greet to discuss the role the employee network seeks to play in supporting colleagues and the Transformation Programme.
At the initial briefing, we discussed that...More
The Greenferns Development Framework was previously Supplementary Guidance under the Aberdeen Local Development Plan 2012.
This is a statutory consultation for a 6 week period on the revised document which has been updated to reflect changes to circumstance and policy.
There are 5 main...More
Thank you for taking part in the consultation on any rent increase for 2018/19 - your views are important to us and will be presented to Council for consideration either in December or early in the new year.
All completed surveys will be entered into a prize draw and 3 winners will receive...More
We want to improve the way we deliver services through our contact centre and across the rest of the Council. By completing this survey you’ll help us to assess whether different ways of contacting us will be used, how easy they will be for you, and who might be impacted by them. More
Aberdeen City Council and GatAbout are hosting In Town Without My Car Day as part of European Mobility Week. In order to see if the event has been a success, and to help us with similar events in the future, we would love your feedback!
If you choose to provide us with your contact details...More
We would like to hear your views on a new Aberdeen City Centre Masterplan project, which would use creative lighting to permanently showcase the city’s landmarks and streetscape.
"Aberdeen in Colour” could also improve wayfinding, enhance cultural experiences, and make the city centre even...More
This Proposal Document seeks comment on the proposal to close Cordyce School in Aberdeen, following the adoption of an alternative provision for supporting secondary aged children with emotional and behavioural support needs.
Cordyce School in Aberdeen was established to provide secondary...More
This consultation is being used to build a picture of what Torry’s residents and visitors think about how Victoria Road looks and feels. The results will an evidence baseline against which improvements can be measured. More
Your feedback will help us to continue to produce the Summer in the City guide and to ensure that we provide you with the information that you require. Please take a few minutes to read through and complete this short feedback survey. Alternatively, you can contact the Family Information Service...More
Over the last few months a design team appointed by Aberdeen City Council in partnership with Places for People (a national developer) and led by OPEN (a masterplanning company) have been updating the Development Framework proposals for the site identified as Greenferns (OP28 and OP33) in the...More
This survey has been developed by the Integrated Children's Services' Respected and Included Outcome Group. The group aims to gather evidence of the effective engagement of all children and young people across sectors. It also aims to promote the Respect agenda by tracking the results of...More
We welcome your feedback on Silver City Stories 2017.
To be included in the Silver City Stories prize draw, please leave your email address at the end of the survey.
Prizes include Traditional High Tea for 4 at the Aberdeen Altens Hotel as well as access to leisure facilities (pool,...More
The Scottish Government will expand the offer of funded Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) from 600 to 1140 hours per year by 2020 for all three and four year olds, whose parents want such a service, and eligible two year olds*.
*Eligible two year olds are children who are...More
The National Improvement Framework (NIF) for Scottish Education was launched in January 2016. The Framework supports The Scottish Government aim to achieve excellence for every child in Scotland.
Aberdeen City Council has worked with a range of partners to produce a draft plan to co-ordinate...More
The National Improvement Framework (NIF) for Scottish Education was launched in January 2016. The Framework supports The Scottish Government ambition to achieve excellence for every child in Scotland and address the poverty related attainment gap.
Aberdeen City Council has worked in...More
The National Improvement Framework (NIF) for Scottish Education was launched in January 2016. The Framework supports The Scottish Government ambition to achieve excellence for every child in Scotland and address the poverty related attainment gap.
Aberdeen City Council has worked in...More
The Seaton Backies Project aims to provide more and better outdoor play opportunities for children within the neighbourhood, through the improvement of green spaces surrounding housing within Seaton.
A team of committed volunteers worked with organisations in Aberdeen City - public, private,...More
Aberdeen City Council currently contracts the cleaning of the communal areas in multi-storey blocks of flats to a company called Orbis. The contract also covers three low-rise blocks of flats: Fountain Grange, Wales Street and Whitehouse Street.
This contract could be extended in July 2018 for...More
We are consulting on the proposed introduction of a Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) overprovision policy for these neighbourhoods. The policy seeks to prevent excessive concentrations of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) in the city.
Froghall, Powis & Sunnybank: neighbourhood map ...More
Aberdeen City Council is currently undertaking a study on Wellington Road to look at ways of improving travel for people and goods along the corridor. Among the objectives are: improving air quality, facilitating school travel, safer travel for pedestrians and cyclists, improving bus and freight...More
We are looking at how traffic and how people will move around Aberdeen after the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (AWPR) opens, and how people also use the city at the moment.
Other schemes around the city which will complement the AWPR include the recently-opened Diamond Bridge and Airport...More
The Aberdeen hydrogen bus project is a £19million demonstration project which has backing from public and private sector organisations from the UK and Europe. The Project has seen 10 hydrogen powered vehicles introduced into the existing Stagecoach and First bus fleets in Aberdeen, and has been...More