Aberdeenshire

The latest stage in extensive recovery and reinstatement works following the Stonehaven train derailment has now begun.

The Aberdeenshire town of Kintore has today celebrated the return of rail services after almost 60 years.

Faithful+Gould has been appointed by Aberdeenshire Council to support the delivery of over £200 million of capital projects as part of its Construction Design Services Framework. The three-year contract – with an option to extend by one year – will see Faithful+Gould provide q

Plans for a new £71 million community campus in Peterhead made progress yesterday.

Aberdeenshire Council has submitted plans to build more than a dozen affordable homes at the site of a former council depot in Huntly. 

The Inverurie Community Campus will open later this month after hub North Scotland confirmed that practical completion has been achieved on phase 1 of the £55 million development.

Muir Homes has won a £2.7 million contract to build 20 new council homes in Peterhead. The Fife-based developer will deliver the next phase of its Sovereign Gate project on behalf of Aberdeenshire Council.

CALA Homes (North) and Meldrum House Estate have been granted permission to create a collection of homes within the grounds of the hotel and golf club. Aberdeenshire Council has given the go-ahead for the development of 36 new homes, adding to the previously approved redevel

Councillors have agreed a strategy which will see the demolition of the former Glenugie Business Centre and adjoining premises in Peterhead.

Plans have been submitted to build 43 homes and two business units near Udny Station in Aberdeenshire. 

Barratt North Scotland is seeking repayment of almost half-a-million pounds worth of education contributions made to Aberdeenshire Council because a village’s primary school is under capacity.

Aberdeenshire Council has revealed plans to build 12 new affordable homes at Kinbroom in Rothienorman.

Brewery company BrewDog has submitted plans to create new infrastructure at its Ellon headquarters to help make the site become carbon neutral. The application details proposals for an anaerobic digestion plant, water treatment plant, Co2 recovery plant and associated energy generation centre to be

Aberdeenshire Council has made a technical objection to one element of Transport Scotland’s proposed Laurencekirk Grade Separated Junction on the A90.

A development plan which sets the strategic framework for investment in jobs, homes and infrastructure across Aberdeen City and Shire over the next 20 years has been approved by Scottish Ministers.