Misinformation means false or misleading information that is spread, even if the person sharing it does not realise it isn’t true. It can happen anywhere; on social media, in group chats, or even ...

Aberdeen has been awarded the most prestigious international trophy in sail training following the success of July’s Tall Ships Races.

Tuesday 13.30 to 15.30 in the car park of the Cathedral. Festive period 2025/26: Will be open on Monday 29th December 2025, 13.30 to 15.30, instead of Tuesday 30th December 2025.

Council rents will rise by 9.5% from April to help fund the maintenance and modernisation of the city’s 23,000 council homes. At today’s Full Council meeting, members also agreed to: ...

Councillor Christian Allard, Co-Leader of Aberdeen City Council, unveiled the new Green Skills Training and Support Fund, which will help people gain the skills needed for jobs in the growing green ...

Flytipping is illegally leaving things that you do not want somewhere you're not meant to, for example next to a bin or road, in a field or a river. Flytipping is not only unsightly and detrimental to ...

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Aberdeen’s Christmas festivities will continue on Monday (1 December) with a blessing service for the nativity scene in Union Terrace Gardens. The Lord Provost of Aberdeen, Dr David Cameron, will ...

Works are progressing with a new extension and refurbishment project for Ferryhill School. The works are part of Aberdeen City Council’s wider sustainability improvement initiative that aims to create ...

The Chief Social Work Officer Annual Report highlighted the wide range of positive interventions undertaken by the council and its partners to improve young lives. It provides an overview of the range ...

The effectiveness of partnership working in reducing risks to children and young people in Aberdeen was hailed by councillors at this week’s Education and Children’s Services committee.