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.

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?

There is always debate about the merits or otherwise of school “league tables”. They most certainly do not tell the whole story.

Residents in Braeside and Northcote are launching a new neighbourhood watch.

Volunteers from Mannofield Church are continuing their weekly collections for local foodbanks.

Residents of Norfolk Road are continuing to put on a show when putting out their bins. Last weekend’s performance was based on The Sound of Music.

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