Aberdeen

Work has started on three new council housing developments as part of Aberdeen City Council’s flagship 2,000 new council houses building programme. (from left) Councillor Marie Boulton (convener, capital programme committee), John McHardy (business development director, Robertson Con

An Energy from Waste (EfW) project in Aberdeen has donated £50,000 to dozens of local groups, charities, and organisations as part of its commitment to its surrounding areas.

A planning application has been submitted for an expansion of the Aberdeen village of Peterculter first unveiled almost two years ago. The development boundary (Image by Halliday Fraser Munro)

Aberdeen City Council’s education operational delivery convener, Councillor M Tauqeer Malik, was joined this week by local pupils, parent council members and representatives of construction company Robertson Group at a special sod-cutting ceremony marking the official start of work on the new

Robertson Construction Eastern has delivered a new design and build Science Teaching Hub at University of Aberdeen’s Old Aberdeen campus. The 73,194 sq ft facility provides teaching and laboratory space over three floors, a plant room on the fourth and a central atrium which has been designed

The Aberdeen Art Gallery has been announced as the winner of the 2021 RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award. The flagship cultural venue for Aberdeen City Council has been refurbished and extended by Hoskins Architects to become one of Scotland’s leading cultural institutions, the

Plans have been submitted to modify a former Aberdeen homeless hostel into self-service apartments. The former Aberdeen Cyrenians base on Crown Street is in line for the transformation.

A £2 million redevelopment of the former fire and rescue service operations control room in Mounthooly Way, Aberdeen, into retail space for Co-op opens today. The ground floor comprising 3,810sqft has been transformed by Aberdeen’s West Coast Estates into a modern supermarket and is expe

A "bold" new community-based education model for future schools was yesterday approved by Aberdeen City Council.

Administrators have been called into Countesswells Development Limited (CDL), the construction and land development company that manages the £800 million development in the west of Aberdeen.

Real estate advisor CBRE has secured a new office in Aberdeen for ETZ Ltd, an organisation that is responsible for transforming the North East of Scotland into a globally integrated energy cluster.

A public consultation has started to help the process of identifying options for improving transport connections on the A947 from the Parkhill junction on the bypass (AWPR) to the A96 junction at Bucksburn including through Dyce.

The derelict former Bucksburn Care Home could be knocked down to make way for new homes under new plans submitted to Aberdeen City Council.

A judge in the Outer House of the Court of Session hearing a commercial action by a contractor relating to the Aberdeen Harbour Expansion Project has rejected from proof averments by a supplier of stone that there was agreement that a lower class of material would be supplied than that specified in

A sod-cutting ceremony marked the official commencement of work on the new £17 million Countesswells School and Nursery this week. Preparatory work on the new school began in October and Wednesday's ceremony, attended by Aberdeen City Council’s educational operational delivery convener,