Aberdeen City Council

Thousands of families in Aberdeen are set to benefit from winter clothing payments totalling up to £100,000.

A raft of measures have been introduced aimed at tackling and alleviating poverty and inequality across Aberdeen, a committee heard yesterday.

A new council committee is to sit this week with the aim of helping reduce poverty and inequality in Aberdeen. The Anti-Poverty and Inequality Committee will determine steps for the city as a whole as well as those to help key groups such as children, disabled people, women, people from black and et

Aberdeen City Youth Council held an event at the Foyer this week to launch its Youth Housing Survey Report. The report, based on the views of 595 young people from across Aberdeen, was compiled for young people by young people and will provide valuable information to professional services within the

Up to 500 empty council properties are to be renovated to help house people fleeing global conflict. Aberdeen City Council is to spend £6.15 million bringing buildings back into use as part of a nationwide effort to accommodate people displaced by war in Ukraine.

Plans have been submitted with Aberdeen City Council to build 30 affordable homes. The planned development would made up of 100% affordable housing and be built on the site of the former Braeside Primary School in Aberdeen’s west end.

Progress has been made in supporting individuals and communities in Aberdeen through the Warm Spaces initiative. Aberdeen City Council’s Communities, Housing and Public Protection Committee welcomed an update on progress, that showed that Warm Spaces is available in Central and 16 Community Li

King Charles visited Aberdeen where he met families forced to flee their country because of conflict – and he thanked the city for providing a place of refuge and humanitarian aid. Aberdeen City Council has worked with the UK and Scottish Governments and partner organisations to provide accomm

Work has been completed and tenants have begun moving into a development of new council flats which are part of a programme building 2,000 new council houses across Aberdeen. The development at Auchmill near Bucksburn is one of nine sites across the city where Aberdeen City Council is building new c

Aberdeen City Council has approved the appointment of six external advisers to work with the new Anti-Poverty and Inequality Committee in progressing its aim and objectives. The representatives are made up of a cross-section of people working across a variety of sectors with involvement and experien

Aberdeen City Council has approved plans submitted by Gordon Investment Corporation to build 44 new homes at Peterculter. Gordon Investment Corporation had applied for permission to build a mix of private, affordable and retirement housing on land off Cornyhaugh Road. The plan went before Aberdeen C

A second phase of a heat network in the community of Torry was approved yesterday which will provide an additional almost 570 homes and a new school with lower-cost energy. The £10 million Torry Heat Network will supply heat for the three high rises at Morven Court, Brimmond Court, and Grampia

Aberdeen City Council has outlined the continuing progress it has made in adding more affordable housing in the city through more council housing, other social landlords and private initiatives. Members of the council’s City Growth and Resources Committee agreed the recommendations of two repo

Aberdeen City Council has pledged its commitment to improving and building social housing across the city. In Aberdeen, around 4,500 families and individuals are on the waiting list for social homes.

Aberdeen City Council has agreed a £3.3 million deal to upgrade the Travelling Persons Site located at Clinterty. The plans involve demolishing existing plots to build 21 new ones for Travellers.