Aberdeen

The NESS Energy from Waste facility, located in East Tullos, has begun full operation following the successful completion of testing.

Aberdeen City Council has approved the outline business cases for a new 1,600-capacity secondary school in Hazlehead and a new St Peter’s Roman Catholic school.

Kooltech is set to complete its acquisition by Wolseley after agreeing to dispose of its Aberdeen store amid competition concerns.

Aberdeen City Council has written to all residents and owners in properties of a particular historic construction type in the Balnagask area of Aberdeen affected by RAAC in roof construction.

A proposed merger between two major air conditioning and refrigeration wholesalers could mean less competition and choice for customers in Aberdeen, the UK competition watchdog has warned.

The Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) has announced Net Zero Aberdeen as the winner of the Award for Excellence in Plan Making Practice at the Awards for Planning Excellence.

Several major build projects have been completed in Aberdeen including two new school complexes with more schemes continuing at pace, a council committee heard today.

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has concluded its investigation into the death of a worker at a hospital construction site in Aberdeen and submitted a report to the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service (COPFS).

Farmfoods has submitted plans to Aberdeen City Council seeking permission to build a new outlet off King Street, belelling the new branch as the chain's "most modern and attractive" store in the city.

Bancon Homes has acquired a new site in Aberdeen to create 63 new homes. Located off Forrit Brae on the hillside between Newhills and Craibstone, the two, three and four-bedroom high-specification homes will be created as part of the company’s new Kinion Heights Development, which has already

Aberdeen City Council has approved plans for 25 new student flats to be built on Union Street.

A team of architecture students from the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture & Built Environment at Robert Gordon University (RGU) has created an innovative project to support the restoration of the Bon Accord Baths. The third-year students have created eight innovative ideas to reuse and br

A new £1 million playpark which will be designed to cater for all ages of youngsters is to be built in Hazlehead Park.

Pupils celebrated their first day at the new £23 million Greyhope School and Community Hub in Torry this week. Aberdeen City Council’s newest school replaces Walker Road School and has room for up to 434 primary pupils and 100 Early Learning and Nursery places.

A revised planning application for the new Aberdeen market building which will be a destination venue featuring international-style food and drink outlets was yesterday approved at an Aberdeen City Council committee.