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 ...

Winning artwork by school pupils taking part in a citywide Tall Ships-inspired drawing competition will go on public display when the spectacular maritime festival sails into Aberdeen in two just ...

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 ...

The council’s trading standards team, which seized the counterfeit Labubu toys from four premises across the city, is constantly on the lookout for products which contravene safety legislation. In the ...

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 ...

Improvements in employment rates and opportunities for care-experienced young people A reduction in the need for foodbanks, an increase the employment rate, and a rise in numbers of care-experienced ...

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 ...

It is almost three years since our existing policy was introduced and we are encouraging interested parties to make their views known as to whether or not it requires amending. “In developing the ...

Members of the Education and Children’s Services Committee were today (Tuesday 24 June) updated on the significant strides made by Aberdeen schools in educating young people about Climate Change, ...

A recent review of Additional Support Needs (ASN) spaces across Aberdeen City Council’s School Estate has highlighted a range of good practices, with schools demonstrating creativity and flexibility ...

On Broad Street, the Lord Provost of Aberdeen, Dr David Cameron, in his role as His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant was joined by representatives from the UK’s Armed Forces, to take the salute in front of ...

Aberdeen Armed Forces Day flag design winner announced A “vibrant and thoughtful” design by Marley Smith, a Primary Six pupil, at Broomhill School, has been selected as the artwork to be printed on ...