A minority of dog walkers continue to cause problems by dropping bags of dog waste on pavements, open spaces or in people’s gardens. Some people even hang these bags on trees, shrubs or hedges.

Following the relataxion of the lockdown rules, the council will restart grass cutting on 1st June.

Following the Scottish Government’s relaxation of the lockdown rules, three of Aberdeen’s household waste and recycling centres will be reopening from Monday.

Major temporary changes are set to be made to Union Street and other roads in the city centre to accommodate social distancing as we slowly emerge from lockdown.

Detailed plans are being drawn up by Aberdeen City Council and its waste contractor SUEZ to safely reopen household waste and recycling centres.

Aldi have annouced plans to build a supermarket on Countesswells Road, opposite the entrance to Robert Gordon’s College’s playing fields.

The Scottish Government has now published the route map through and out of the Coronavirus pandemic lockdown.

Aberdeen City Council has reintroduced its large item collection service. This can be used if you want to get rid of furniture or other bulky items that will not fit in your bin.

The Scottish Government has announced important changes to the lockdown restrictions from 28th May. What does it mean?

After the council published the list of roads due to be resurfaced over the next 11 months I contacted council staff to ask why Deeside Park – which had been due to be resurfaced by the end of March this year – had not been included.