There was mixed news for our area after Aberdeen City Council published the list of roads and pavements it proposes to resurface over the next 12 months.

I have called on the council’s Roads Service to reconsider their decision not repair the broken and potholed road surface at the junction of Inchbrae Drive and Inchbrae Road. Council staff told me they would not carry out repairs because “is not a safety concern”.

I have called on the council’s Roads Service to resurface the crumbling surface of Hammerfield Avenue. Whilst the council has repaired some potholes on Hammerfield Avenue, many others remain – and new potholes and broken areas appear all-the-time. In my view, the condition of Hammerfield Avenue means it needs to be properly resurfaced. The e-mail […]

Council staff have agreed to repair unsafe steps on the footpath outside 37 – 45 Ramsay Crescent after I highlighted the problem. I took action after being contacted by a concerned resident.

Transport Scotland has – for the third time – broken a commitment to to install additional traffic lights on a cantilever over the pedestrian crossing on South Anderson Drive just uphill from Broomhill Road.

I have asked council staff to repair the steps at the footpath that leads from Garthdee Road to Inchbrae Terrace alongside Caledon Court.

Thank you to everyone who has contacted me about potholes and broken road surfaces in our area over the last few days. I have passed all these complaints to the council’s Roads Service ad urged that repairs are made as soon as possible.

After being contacted by concerned residents, I have urged council staff to repair potholes and broken areas of road surface on Kaimhill Road, Pitmedden Terrace, Pitmedden Crescent and Duthie Terrace.

At the council’s budget-setting meeting last Tuesday, the Conservative, Labour and Independent councillors who control the city council slashed over half a million pounds from road and pavement repairs and maintenance budgets.

Broomhill Councillor Ian Yuill has condemned a decision by the Conservative and Labour councillors who control Aberdeen City Council to reject a plea from residents to introduce a one-way restriction on part of Gray Street.