Aberdeenshire

A planning application for a crucial component of SSEN Transmission’s £20 billion ‘Pathway to 2030’ investment programme in the north of Scotland has been submitted to Aberdeenshire Council.

Aberdeenshire Council has celebrated the completion of five housing developments in Fraserburgh and Huntly.  The properties, a mix of refurbished accommodation and new build homes, were all progressed over the past two years and are now being rented by council tenants. 

Specialist property services provider Hutcheon Mearns Real Estate, along with Edinburgh-based property consultant Montagu Evans, has been appointed by Seamount Property Development to market a new trade park being built in Banchory, Aberdeenshire. Banchory Trade Park will be located to the east of t

A new interactive prospectus has been launched showcasing undeveloped housing sites across Aberdeenshire.

Aberdeenshire Council has concluded the structural assessment of Aboyne Bridge, which carries the B968 Bridgeview Road over the River Dee.

Invercauld Estate and Scotia Homes have returned to the drawing board for their proposed development in Ballater.

RES, the renewable energy company behind Hill of Fare Wind Farm, has expressed disappointment at Aberdeenshire Council’s decision not to back the 16-turbine proposal, despite the project being predicted to deliver a £156 million boost for the regional economy.

Statera Energy has submitted plans for the UK’s first utility-scale green hydrogen project to be built in Aberdeenshire.

Conservation charity the National Trust for Scotland has announced initiatives to determine and secure the future of Fyvie Castle and Estate near Turriff as a thriving heritage attraction. The news comes on the 40th anniversary of the castle, which dates to the 13th century, being taken into the Tru

Scottish Water has reached a major milestone in its £60 million investment to revamp Invercannie Water Treatment Works (WTW) in Aberdeenshire. The WTW by Banchory was originally constructed more than 150 years ago and was hailed a jewel in the crown of engineering success.

Aberdeenshire Council’s latest five-year plan for the development of housing across the area has been published.

Gairnshiel Jubilee Bridge has been crowned winner of the Best Infrastructure Project at the 2024 Scottish Civil Engineering Awards held in Edinburgh.

A project to deliver the new Peterhead Community Campus has been hit with a lengthy delay after the preferred contractor Robertson Group pulled out.

Persimmon North Scotland has presented plans for 146 high-quality new homes to Aberdeenshire Council.

Essential improvements and repairs are underway at two of Aberdeenshire Council’s busiest harbours at a combined cost of £500,000.