World Health Day takes place annually on 7th April, with the 2019 event aiming to promote universal health coverage. This year’s campaign aims to help people better understand what universal health coverage means, including what services and support should be available to them and where.

Thank you to everyone who has contacted me recently about potholes and broken road surfaces in our area. I have now been told by the Roads Service that repairs have been carried out on a number of these roads. The roads on which council staff have told me they have filled potholes and carried out […]

Artist Jon Reid will be giving a talk on Nuart Aberdeen at the next Ruthrieston Residents’ Association meeting on Wednesday 10th April.

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

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.

World Autism Awareness Week 2019 is taking place between 1st and 7th April. With World Autism Awareness Day also falling in the same week on Tuesday 2nd April, there is a large focus on the condition. The aim is to make the week bigger and better than ever with the intention help create a society […]

The Seafield, Airyhall, Braeside and Craigiebuckler area has been experiencing problems with gulls in recent years – especially during the nesting season. As the seagull nesting season is fast approaching, a meeting has been organised for residents to find out how to tackle gull nuisance in Seafield, Airyhall, Braeside and Craigiebuckler. The meeting is on […]

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.