Inchgarth Community Centre has launched a new foodbank service with the support of North East charity Instant Neighbour.

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.

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

Gas main replacement work by Scottish Gas Networks is set to cause disruption on Broomhill Road and neighbouring streets between Monday 12th October and Christmas.

The September police report for Braeside and Mannofield has now been published.

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

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.

The North East transport partnership Nestrans is carrying out a consultation on a range of proposals for travel in Aberdeen City and Shire in the coming years.

We have all noticed an increase in the number of cyclists on our roads over the last few weeks. Whether you have just purchased your first bike or are a seasoned cyclist it is worth investing in a good quality bicycle specific lock to keep your bike safe and secure.

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