After I called for action, Aberdeen City Council has pruned low growing branches on street trees on a number of roads in our area.

Following a request from local residents, the city council is holding an election to reestablish Ashley and Broomhill Community Council.

Aberdeen City Council has now agreed to replace more dead and missing street trees on roads in our area. I am pleased the council has agreed to my request to replace these dead and missing trees.

Contractors working on behalf of CityFibre are continuing to dig up pavements across our area. They are carrying out this work so they can lay new fibre cables which can provide Gigabit speed broadband services of up to 1000mbps to homes and businesses.

After I called for action, Aberdeen City Council has agreed to replace dead and missing street trees on a number of roads in our area.

There is no sign that building work will recommence anytime soon at the derelict lock up garages at the Great Western Road end of Salisbury Terrace.

The Roads Service has agreed to fill potholes and repair broken areas in streets in our area after I highlighted problems and urged that action was taken.

Earlier this month I urged the council to treat weeds growing in street gutters and on pavements across our area. I took this action after being contacted by concerned residents.

Thank you to everyone who has contacted me about problems with council grass cutting of open spaces in our area. I have highlighted to council staff every problem raised with me. I am also arranging to meet the manager responsible for grass cutting.

Aberdeen City Council finally cut the grass of the playing field at “The Woodies” off Broomhill Road earlier this week after I urged them to do so. I took action after I was told about the problem by residents.