ROAD TRAFFIC ACT 1984
Aberdeen City Council, acting as the Local Roads Authority, proposes to make a number of Traffic Regulation Orders in terms of its powers under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. These will provide for traffic management measures at various locations in the city. The...More
In May 2021, the Council’s City Growth and Resources Committee instructed a public survey on the future of the Beachfront to allow potential options to be brought forward. Following the significant public engagement exercise in June and July 2021, the Council subsequently committed to preparing...More
This document aims to guide the Council when considering the commissioning and caretaking of public art in Aberdeen by setting out clear objectives for public art, a clarification of policies, process, and the means of implementation.
It provides guidance for elected members,...More
The recent expansion of outdoor seating offered by hospitality businesses has transformed the city, creating a colourful, vibrant and busy atmosphere. We continue to encourage the provision of outdoor seating in the city but we must be sure that they meet the high standards that everyone...More
Aberdeen City Health and Social Care Partnership is pleased to announce the Health Improvement Fund is now open for applications!
Up to £5,000 is available to put your idea into action.
Applications will close on Friday 31st October at midnight. Any application recieved after this...More
The Tillydrone Community Development Trust would like to take ownership of the Wallace Tower so they can extend and restore the original building. I n doing so they will utilise the property for the good of the local communities, visitors to Seaton Park and tourists.
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ABERDEEN CITY COUNCIL
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984
THE ABERDEEN CITY COUNCIL (CENTRAL UNION STREET / BELMONT QUARTER, ABERDEEN) (TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT) (EXPERIMENTAL) ORDER 2022
Aberdeen City Council has made the above-named order in exercise of the...More
In Aberdeen we have 11 secondary schools, 48 primary schools and 3 schools who offer specialist support. In 2022 these schools provided education for 24,260 pupils. We have a team of people called our School Estate Team and they are responsible for helping to look after our school buildings. The...More
In line with restrictions in response the Covid-19 Pandemic, both the Adoption and Permanence and Alternative Family Care Panels have been undertaken virtually since March 2020.
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