I have been contacted by a number of people very concerned about breaches of the COVID-19 rules in Soul Bar’s “The Draft Project” during the Scotland – Serbia football match on Thursday 12th November. Many people referred to videos circulating widely on social media.

Councillors had their first chance to publicly discuss the temporary “Spaces for People” changes made to road layouts in the city centre and elsewhere at council committee meeting on Wednesday 28th October.

The Scottish Government has announced that it is going to ask Parliament to delay the introduction of new requirements for smoke, heat and carbon monoxide detectors in homes in Scotland until February 2022. The new regulations were due to come into force from February 2021.

Council street cleaning staff have now started the work of clearing fallen leaves from pavements and street gutters across Aberdeen. To work as efficiently as possible, they do this area by area.

As Coronavirus infection and hospital admission numbers rise, the Scottish Government has announced further restrictions affecting all of Scotland

The Scottish Government has announced its plans for National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher exams next spring.

Aberdeen City Council has published details of how it intends to deal with snow and ice over the winter.

The Scottish Government has announced that the local restrictions in Aberdeen will remain in place for at least the next seven days.  

I am very pleased for all the young people whose hard work and ability is now going to be properly recognised by the regrading of National 4 and 5, Higher and Advanced Higher results.

Since the start of the Coronavirus pandemic, some households have been isolated from the outside world because they have no internet access or IT equipment.