'Community News'
Bug designs come to life as new entrance to park is opened
Children from Victoria Road Primary are set to attend a ceremony to mark the opening of the new playpark entranceway which they helped to design. 2008/06/30 00:00:00
Cults Academy construction milestone marked by Scandinavian-style topping out
A special Danish 'topping out' ceremony has been held to mark a major milestone in the construction of the new Cults Academy. 2008/06/30 00:00:00
Energising Aberdeen reader wins tickets to see The Wedding Singer
The winner of the competition in the Energising Aberdeen supplement, published in The Evening Express last Tuesday (24 June) is Ian Buchan, of Cornhill Drive, Aberdeen. 2008/06/30 00:00:00
Exercise your mind on Bucksburn guided walk
An opportunity to explore the history, archaeology and natural history of Bucksburn is being offered by Aberdeen City Council on Saturday, 5 July. 2008/06/30 00:00:00
Former freedom fighter brings Mandela's message to Aberdeen
A VIP guest was welcomed to Aberdeen today after making a special journey from Nelson Mandela's 90th birthday celebrations in London. 2008/06/30 00:00:00
Traffic restrictions put in place for footway work
Temporary traffic restrictions will be put in place in the George Street area later this month while footway renovation work is carried out. 2008/06/30 00:00:00
Work on new parking zone commences
Work to implement Aberdeen's newest controlled parking zone, which is due to go live on 1 October, has begun. 2008/06/30 00:00:00
Terrence Higgins Trust Says 'Get It On' At Rainbowfest, UK
HIV and sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) will be distributing 2000 condom packs to revellers at this year's Rainbowfest in Aberdeen. THT will be at The Main Event on Saturday 5th July from 12 noon - 7pm at Queens Links, Beach Boulevard, Aberdeen
Young chefs get a taste of success
BUDDING chefs from an Aberdeen primary school rose to a national challenge and competed among the best young talent in the UK
Mozart's classic opera The Marriage of Figaro will be beamed live from Covent Garden's Royal Opera House to a big screen in Duthie Park, Aberdeen as part of the BP Summer Big Screens Programme 2008 on Wednesday, 16 July at 7pm. 2008/06/27 00:00:00
Aberdeen's Veterans Day spectacular
The City of Aberdeen will celebrate Veterans Day in dramatic style tomorrow [Saturday, June 28] with a parade of pipe bands, veterans, cadets and military vehicles. 2008/06/27 00:00:00
Be on guard for City's third Doric fencing competition
The Beach Leisure Centre Doric Fencing Open will take place on Saturday, 5 July and Sunday, 6 July, 2008 in Aberdeen. 2008/06/27 00:00:00
Ceremony marks opening of upgraded park
A refurbished park will be officially opened next week to give people in inner-city Aberdeen easy access to green space. 2008/06/27 00:00:00
Exemplary fine for filthy restaurant welcomed by environmental health staff
Environmental Health officers have welcomed the imposition of what is believed to be the biggest fine ever imposed on an Aberdeen restaurant for a string of hygiene breaches. 2008/06/27 00:00:00
George Street parking restrictions
Parking is available on the west side of George Street, during the ongoing street works there, at all times except from 6pm to 6.30am Sunday to Thursday. 2008/06/27 00:00:00
Six catering workers seized in raid
A raid by immigration officials found that six workers at an Aberdeen restaurant were illegal immigrants.
University commits GBP 5 million to 50-metre pool
Plans for a 50-metre pool in Aberdeen have received a boost after the University of Aberdeen committed GBP 5 million to the project. 2008/06/27 00:00:00
Aberdeen's adult learners' achievements recognised
The efforts of Aberdeen's community-based adult learners are to be recognised and celebrated at a special event on Monday night. 2008/06/26 00:00:00
Award winning work inspires link with Sierra Leone youngsters
Learning about rights and responsibilities led to Aberdeen primary school children forging links with and supporting youngsters in poverty-stricken Sierra Leone. 2008/06/26 00:00:00
City Council's website offers GRANTnet search facility
GRANTnet, an easy to use database which will help people find information on funders to finance community and business projects has been launched on the council's website today, Thursday, 26 June. 2008/06/26 00:00:00
Councillors ratify new Aberdeen Local Plan
City councillors today adopted the new Aberdeen Local Plan. The decision, which was taken without opposition, marks the end of a lengthy process to replace the previous Aberdeen City District-Wide Local Plan, which dates from 1991.
Textile recycling on the increase in Aberdeen
The amount of clothing, shoes and other textiles collected for reuse and recycling via the network of charitable textile recycling points in Aberdeen has risen by nearly 12% over the past year. 2008/06/26 00:00:00
Top award for unique service to redress harm caused by offenders
An Aberdeen scheme which allows offenders to make amends for their crimes has won a top award. 2008/06/26 00:00:00
Aberdeen City and Shire citizens are being urged to give their views on how the region should grow over the next two decades. 2008/06/26 00:00:00
Councillors ratify new Aberdeen Local Plan
City councillors today adopted the new Aberdeen Local Plan. 2008/06/25 00:00:00
Improvement works at Perwinnes Moss
Limited facilities are to be provided at the Perwinnes Moss household waste disposal site from Monday, 30 June, while work to make space for new recycling facilities takes place. 2008/06/25 00:00:00
School cook wins national award
A cook with almost 30 years service with Aberdeen City Council in school catering has won the UK-wide California Raisin Healthiest Schools Canteen Competition. 2008/06/25 00:00:00
Top business award for Aberdeen firm
The Lord-Lieutenant of Aberdeen City, Peter Stephen, will present the UK's most prestigious business award to a Granite City company which was founded just 11 years ago. 2008/06/25 00:00:00
Traffic restrictions in place for gas works
Temporary road closures and traffic restrictions are to be introduced in Aberdeen next month while gas mains installation work is carried out. 2008/06/26 00:00:00
Make a lunch date to hear about the work of Mackintosh
This week sees the start of a special series of talks by internationally regarded guest speakers on the Arts and Crafts movement in Scotland at Aberdeen Art Gallery, Schoolhill. 2008/06/24 00:00:00
New cd-rom reveals Trans-Atlantic slave trade to the young
'Here Meets There and Now Meets Then' a cd-rom created to honour the national commemoration of the bi-centenary of the abolition of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade was launched by the Lord Provost of Aberdeen, on Tuesday, 24 June, at Aberdeen Art Gallery. 2008/06/24 00:00:00
Aberdeen Football Club earn £265,000
Aberdeen received just £265,000 for TV and sponsorship.
Children's University students graduate
Students from Aberdeen's Children's University donned robes and mortarboards for their very own graduation ceremony on Monday, 23 June, at the Beach Ballroom. 2008/06/23 00:00:00
RGU Appoints Chair in Community Pharmacy Practice
The School of Pharmacy and Life Sciences at The Robert Gordon University (RGU) in Aberdeen has appointed Alison Strath as the Chair of Community Pharmacy Practice. The post will initially be part-time as Alison will continue with her secondment to the Scottish Government Health Department until May 2009.
AAPA Productions showcases the talent of its young members in this well loved story of Dorothy and her adventures ‘Over The Rainbow’.
Have your say over race equality in the north-east
An event aimed at promoting race equality within Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire is being held on Saturday, June 21, in Peterhead. 2008/06/20 00:00:00
Pupils see stars on their shirts
The winners of the logo section of the Junior Enterprise Game will see their winning logo design printed on to T-shirts. 2008/06/20 00:00:00
Roads to close for resurfacing works
Two Aberdeen roads are to be closed from next Saturday while resurfacing work is carried out. 2008/06/20 00:00:00
Divide and conquer: North-east schools to take part in maths competition
Over 20 schools from throughout the north-east are due take part in this year's Enterprising Mathematics competition. 2008/06/19 00:00:00
Maintenance work forces late opening of Peterculter Sports Centre
Peterculter Sports Centre will not open until noon on Tuesday 24 June to allow essential maintenance work to be carried out. 2008/06/19 00:00:00
School children make right road safety choices
Scores of primary school children will gather at St Machar Academy next week for a conference on road safety. 2008/06/19 00:00:00
City centre roads to close for emergency work
Temporary traffic restrictions will be in place in the city centre this weekend while emergency utility works are carried out. 2008/06/18 00:00:00
Colombian oil delegates to learn about Scottish environmental work
Work undertaken in Scotland to minimise greenhouse gas emissions could help South American oil workers to tackle the issue in their home country. 2008/06/18 00:00:00
Peter Stephen, the Lord Provost of Aberdeen, will meet Neil Skene, of Grampian Society for the Blind, his dog Cracken and pupils from Westerton Primary School at the Town House at 11am on Thursday, 19 June, to promote 'Shades Day'; an initiative organised by the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association. 2008/06/18 00:00:00
Riverside Drive will be partially closed for up to three days from Saturday, June 21, while repair work is carried out on the Wellington Suspension Bridge. 2008/06/18 00:00:00
Visitors from around the world enjoyed Aberdeen's Highland Games
Almost 10,000 visitors from around the world enjoyed Aberdeen's Highland Games at the weekend making it the most popular to date. 2008/06/18 00:00:00
Aberdeen City Council backs rapid progress towards improvement
Aberdeen City Council moved swiftly today to take urgent steps to implement the recommendations of a local authority watchdog body. 2008/06/16 00:00:00
Bag a free natural fibre bag this weekend
Aberdeen City Council's The Fantastic It's Not Plastic' road show is back with their popular bag exchange, handing out a new natural fibre bag in return for five old plastic bags. 2008/06/13 00:00:00
Citizens across Aberdeen are having their say by taking part in the 14th City Voice questionnaire. 2008/06/16 00:00:00
New city centre traffic signals to light up on Monday
Work to upgrade traffic signals at the Union Street and Crown Street junction will be completed on Monday, 16 June, when the new lights will be switched on. 2008/06/13 00:00:00
Hazlehead golf on course to become world-class venue
Companies are being invited to rejuvenate Hazlehead Golf Course as a world-class facility - with pay-and-play access for the public a top priority. 2008/06/12 00:00:00
15ft Silver caber to be 'tossed' at Hazlehead Park
Deen, Aberdeen City and Shire's friendly mascot will toss' a 15ft silver caber at 2.30pm on Thursday, 12 June at Hazlehead Park, to celebrate whisky makers Glenfiddoch's 25th year of supporting the Aberdeen's Highland Games. 2008/06/11 00:00:00
Art Gallery's major summer exhibition promises a visual feast of Scottish Arts and Crafts
Aberdeen Art Gallery's major summer exhibition, Hand Heart and Soul, celebrates Arts and Crafts practice across Scotland between 1880 and 1939. It goes on display to the public from Saturday, 14 June until Saturday, 23 August 2008. 2008/06/11 00:00:00
A report before Aberdeen City Council on June 10 highlighted one of the biggest changes to consumer law in the last 40 years. 2008/06/11 00:00:00
Aberdeen shoppers have another chance to trade in their old plastic bags, as a litter busting initiative returns to venues throughout the city this week. 2008/06/11 00:00:00
Pride as city youngsters' achievements efforts rewarded
The impressive achievements and efforts of many of Aberdeen's youngsters have been recognised at an awards ceremony organised by the city council. 2008/06/13 00:00:00
Special bus makes travelling to Aberdeen's Highland Games easy
The City Council's event team is pleased to announce that transport firm First will provide a one-day only bus service to enable people to get to and from Aberdeen's Highland Games at Hazlehead Park this Sunday. 2008/06/13 00:00:00
Harlaw pupils revving up to pole position
10/06/08 Aberdeen schoolboys have reached the finals of a prestigious national car racing maths competition. 2008/06/10 00:00:00
Heir of Stornoway: Trump's flying visit to the family home
It may be the world's most famous comb-over but it wasn't built for the stiff Hebridean wind that bowled down the runway at Stornoway airport yesterday. As Donald Trump stepped off the steps of his personalised Boeing 727 on to the tarmac of Stornoway airport, a playful gust undid his artfully contrived hairdo,
Olympic flame fires kids' imaginations
A special Olympic event will be taking place at an Aberdeen primary school this week. 2008/06/10 00:00:00
Road to close for emergency repairs
Scottish Water is to close the C128C Kingswells to Cults road tomorrow morning, Wednesday, 11 June to carry out emergency repairs. 2008/06/10 00:00:00
Trump Defends Gold Course Plans in Scotland
Donald Trump argued his case Tuesday for the construction of a US$2 billion (1 billion-pound ; euro1.3 billion) golf resort on a stretch of coast in northeast Scotland after months of acrimony between the billionaire developer and local residents.
Art Gallery & Museums opening times set to change
An innovative solution to budget cuts by the city's Art Gallery & Museums will see a reduction of opening hours but will still enable visitors to visit a museum in Aberdeen on any day of the week. 2008/06/10 00:00:00
Councillors on course to ratify new Aberdeen Local Plan
Aberdeen is set to adopt its new Local Plan later this month. 2008/06/10 00:00:00
International oil boom fires Aberdeen-based Viking Moorings sale
AN Aberdeen rig-services group is to cash in on the international oil boom by putting itself up for sale in an auction that could value it at £200m.
Marketing for Non-Marketing People
The purpose of marketing is to generate profit for your business by understanding and meeting the wants and needs of potential buyers.
Oil price boom sparks new North Sea gold rush
With oil prices skyrocketing, companies have decided it is worthwhile investing in technology, reports Russell Hotten
Private sector to take the lead in putting Aberdeen back on track
TOM SMITH, the newly appointed chairman of the Aberdeen City and Shire Economic Forum (Acsef), has promised to use the city's recent spate of bad headlines as a "catalyst for step-change" as the private sector consolidated its unique leadership role in the region's economic strategy.
Public consultations on land for more homes for Aberdeen
Aberdeen City Council is launching public consultations on the potential release of land to provide more family and affordable homes in the city. 2008/06/10 00:00:00
Trump-hired expert objected to golf course
THE AMERICAN billionaire property developer, Donald Trump, has ridden roughshod over a warning from his own scientific adviser that his controversial plans for a golf complex in Aberdeenshire could ruin the environment.
Council recognises achievements of city's young people at awards evening
The outstanding achievements of Aberdeen's young people are to be honoured by the city council at a special awards ceremony next week. 2008/06/06 00:00:00
Grant cash totalling GBP 250,000 on offer for repairs to historic buildings
Local charity Aberdeen City Heritage Trust is offering to support projects to repair historic buildings with discretionary grants totalling GBP 250,000 this year. 2008/06/06 00:00:00
Head to Hazlehead for Aberdeen's Highland Games
The ever popular and traditional Highland Games will return to one of Aberdeen's most beautiful venues, Hazlehead Park from 10am until 6pm on Sunday, 15 June, 2008. 2008/06/06 00:00:00
An appeal has gone out to veterans to take part in the forthcoming Veterans Day parade organised by Aberdeen City Council on Saturday, 28 June, 2008. 2008/06/06 00:00:00
Aberdeen city centre road closures
A stretch of city centre road will be closed next week to allow for essential maintenance. 2008/06/05 00:00:00
Bronze maps and markers on Kincorth Hill
An orienteering route across Kincorth Hill is being improved with a range of bronze markers designed by an Aberdeen community, as part of a wide-ranging project to raise the profile of the hill and reduce anti-social behaviour there. 2008/06/05 00:00:00
From rags to catwalk riches at Hazlehead fashion show
Aberdeen schoolgirls will take to the catwalk tomorrow to show off their stylish creations, made from recycled materials. 2008/06/05 00:00:00
Scotsman debate - Trump – is it the economy versus the environment
HAS THE TRUMP APPLICATION SHOWN THAT SCOTLAND PUTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AHEAD OF THE ENVIRONMENT? Andrew Jones (AJ): Let me suggest that that is the wrong question. I think we in the media tend to polarise these issues too much.
Aberdeen Wanderers Youth End of Season
S1 to U-18 celebrate the end of season with a BBQ on Saturday 7th June 2008 at the Harlaw playing Fields opposite the club house.
BBC Springwatch Action Team hits Aberdeen
The BBC will be getting its hands dirty this weekend as it digs into a wildflower planting project with Aberdeen City Council Countryside Ranger Service. 2008/06/04 00:00:00
Birthday reunion for Scottish Samurai
To celebrate the 170th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Blake Glover (1838-1911) local people with the surname Glover are invited to try and trace any family connection to the ‘Scottish Samurai' for free on Sunday, 8 June, at Glover House, 79 Balgownie Road, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen. 2008/06/04 00:00:00
Councillors agree to introduction of charges for special collections of bulky waste
Aberdeen City Council has agreed to introduce a fee of GBP 20 for special collections of bulky waste. 2008/06/04 00:00:00
No rubbish plea to Rosemount residents
Rosemount residents are being urged to place only paper and cardboard in the area's new recycling banks. 2008/06/04 00:00:00
TecWel establishes Aberdeen base for UKCS operations - Chris Nussbaum new managing director
Downhole specialist, Chris Nussbaum heads up new UK company with world-first leak detection technology Norwegian cased-hole logging company, TecWel AS, has established a new base in Aberdeen to service clients in the UK sector of the North Sea oil and gas industry. TecWel specialises in well integrity and production optimisation surveys, and currently has bases in Norway, the UAE, the USA and Malaysia;
Total makes Islay field discovery in UK North Sea
Total has made a new gas and condensate discovery in the Alwyn area of the northern North Sea, close to the Jura field.
French threat to North Sea oil reserves
A consortium of foreign oil companies led by French giant Total is threatening to block government plans to fully develop the North Sea's last frontier, which contains over a fifth of Britain's flagging oil and gas reserves.
Most Scottish Football is in Aberdeen
Luckily, that doesn't affect us, infact, it's probably to our advantage, as a recent BBC Sport report has revealed that Aberdeen are the most Scottish club in the SPL.
Aberdeen City Council sets record straight on financial management
A report in the Press & Journal newspaper today contains a serious misrepresentation of Aberdeen City Council's power to manage its finances. 2008/05/30 00:00:00
Aberdeen community representatives to tackle poverty issues
Leading community representatives from deprived areas of Aberdeen are to present their findings from a poverty consultation to MSP Stewart Maxwell on Monday, 2 June. 2008/05/30 00:00:00
Lord Provost congratulates Sir Alex Ferguson
Peter Stephen, the Lord Provost of Aberdeen has written on the behalf of the people of Aberdeen to Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson to congratulate him on his team becoming the newly-crowned European Cup champions. 2008/05/30 00:00:00
Minister McGuinness Announces Significant Contracts for MCS
The Minister for Trade and Commerce John McGuinness T.D. has today (Tuesday 27th May 2008): announced a €5m contract for Galway firm Lifes2Good in Brazil during this week’s Enterprise Ireland Trade Mission to Brazil and Mexico.
Silver of the Stars, a collection of contemporary Scottish silver made by some of this country's finest artists and created in collaboration with ten of the most glittering names from the worlds of film, fashion, theatre, music and literature is now on show at Aberdeen Art Gallery, Schoolhill, until Saturday, 27 September, 2008. 2008/05/30 00:00:00
Aberdeen City Council pledges to work with all parties to overcome problems
Aberdeen City Council today pledged to work with the Scottish Government, the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities, and experts from other councils for the good of the city. 2008/05/29 00:00:00
Free tickets for Bash Street Kids concert
Thanks to Aberdeen City's Common Good Fund, the Bash Street Kids, Aberdeen's longest running band, will celebrate thirty years in the music business by performing a free concert at Aberdeen's Beach Ballroom, Beach Boulevard on Saturday, 5 July 2008. 2008/05/29 00:00:00
The Lord Provost to kick off Street Football Project
Peter Stephen, the Lord Provost of Aberdeen will launch a Street Football Project organised by the YMCA, on a mobile pitch at 7pm tonight (Thursday, 29 May) at Sheddocksley Baptist Church, Eday Road, Aberdeen. 2008/05/29 00:00:00
Councillors vote for Castlegate improvements to be carried out
Aberdeen City Council today agreed to make improvements to the city's historic Castlegate to make it easier to walk on, particularly for disabled people. 2008/05/28 00:00:00
US hedge fund urges Vaalco Energy to quit Aberdeen and failing North Sea
A NEW York hedge fund is urging the board of a US oil company to abandon the "rapidly declining" North Sea and pull out of Aberdeen
Why Don't We Do That Every Week?
As I was lying in bed last night, I couldn't get something out of my head. Why is this Aberdeen team able to hump Copenhagen, technically beat Bayern Munich and hump a Rangers team needing a win to lift the SPL title, yet is unable to beat Hearts or even hold on for 3 minutes against Gretna?
Active Schools Aberdeen holiday camps summer 2008
During the upcoming summer holidays Active Schools Aberdeen is running a wide variety of sports camps. The camps are open to all primary school children throughout the city. 2008/05/27 00:00:00
Timmer Market/Market Stance car park to temporarily close for surveying work
The Timmer Market/Market Stance car park is to be temporarily closed next week while essential inspection works are carried out. 2008/05/27 00:00:00
Aberdeen's Veterans Day spectacular
The City of Aberdeen will celebrate Veterans Day in spectacular style with a parade of pipe bands, veterans and military vehicles, including a fly-past by an RAF MR2 Nimrod jet at 11am on Saturday, 28 June, 2008. 2008/05/26 00:00:00
Schoolchildren will be adopting their best north-east accents this week when they ask: 'Fit Like, Your Majesty?' 2008/05/26 00:00:00
Local couple's dedication recognised by the United Nations Association
Two Aberdeen stalwarts of the United Nations Association have been honoured for giving nearly ninety years of service between them to the Association. 2008/05/26 00:00:00
New artist's impressions of Marischal College unveiled
Exciting new images have been unveiled of Marischal College transformed into Aberdeen City Council's new corporate headquarters. 2008/05/26 00:00:00
Local regeneration in Torry is set to take shape this summer thanks to the City Council working in partnership with key organisations. 2008/05/26 00:00:00
Childcare can be a positive career choice
An event to promote childcare as a positive career choice is to be held in Aberdeen next week. 2008/05/23 00:00:00
Heritage Lottery Fund grant secures The Green's regeneration
A new project to regenerate the historic heart of Aberdeen has secured GBP 1.4million of funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund. 2008/05/23 00:00:00
European tilt cost us, says Smith - After losing 2 - 0 to Aberdeen
Rangers manager Walter Smith admitted that he was frustrated with the end to the Ibrox side's SPL campaign, following the 2-0 defeat at Aberdeen.
City award for architectural design
The Lord Provost of Aberdeen, Peter Stephen, will present the Civic Medal for Architectural Design to the winner of the city-run architectural competition at 12 noon on Thursday, 22 May, in the St Nicholas Room, Town House, Aberdeen. 2008/05/22 00:00:00
Inspectors impressed by Bramble Brae's performance
HMIE Inspectors have praised Bramble Brae Primary School in Aberdeen following an inspection carried out there in February. 2008/05/22 00:00:00
Aberdeen school first in Grampian to achieve Health Promoting School of Excellence status
Airyhall Primary School in Aberdeen has become the first in the north-east to be awarded Health Promoting School of Excellence status. 2008/05/21 00:00:00
Aberdeen pupils work on forging China connections
As Beijing prepares to host the 2008 Olympics, pupils at Hazlehead Academy and St Machar Academy are being provided with a fascinating insight into the heritage and contemporary culture of China, as part of a China Now in Scotland (CNIS) initiative to raise awareness and understanding among Scottish schoolchildren of the links between the two nations. 2008/05/20 00:00:00
Aberdeen Sightseeing bus back on tour
An open -top sightseeing tour bus is back on the streets of Aberdeen. 2008/05/20 00:00:00
And for the Irish and Nigerians, it's the Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen.
Today Education Guardian exclusively reveals which UK universities are the hotspots for 20 different nationalities of overseas student.
Crime and punishment in medieval Aberdeen
Due to public demand a second talk on crime and punishment in medieval Aberdeen will now take place at 1.30pm on Wednesday, 21st May, at the Maritime Museum, Shiprow, Aberdeen. 2008/05/20 00:00:00
Energy sector showcase will be best yet, say organisers
All-Energy ’08 will eclipse all previous versions of the annual showcase for the UK’s renewable-energy sector when it takes place in Aberdeen this week, the organisers said yesterday.
Fresh record high for shining Wood
WOOD Group, the Scottish oil services provider propelled into the FTSE-100 last month, rose to a fresh record high yesterday after signalling results would again beat market forecasts.
Hibs Ladies are in action this evening away to Aberdeen Ladies
Hibs Ladies battle against Aberdeen Ladies
PARIS -- Total has first gas from its Jura field in the Alwyn area of the UK North Sea. It is 100% owned and operated by Total.
Lord Provost to launch Migrant Communities Information Point
The Lord Provost of Aberdeen, Peter Stephen, will officially launch the Migrant Communities Information Point at the Migrant Communities Open Day in the Information Centre, Central Library, Rosemount Viaduct, at 10am on Tuesday, 20 May, 2008. 2008/05/20 00:00:00
Rangers must focus on Dons and forget Celts, says Waltrt Smith Rangers Boss
Rangers manager Walter Smith claims he will not be listening out for Celtic's result on Thursday - despite the fact his side's title aspirations depend on their rivals tripping up at Tannadice. The Ibrox side joined Celtic on 86 points with their 3-0 victory away to St Mirren on Monday night. However, that result left Rangers four goals worse off than their Glasgow neighbours, ahead of the final SPL games away to Aberdeen and Dundee United respectively.
Stocks and shares hit by $130 barrel for oik
Stock market punched as oil spurts toward $130 a barrel
The public are invited along to St Nicholas Church this week to watch real-life Indiana Jones' as they conduct a ground penetrating radar (GPR) survey of the transepts of the Kirk in Aberdeen on Wednesday, 21 May and Thursday, 22 May, 2008. 2008/05/19 00:00:00
Rubislaw Pavilion will harvest geothermal energy
In the week the UK's largest renewable energy show comes to Aberdeen, preparatory work for the ground source heating system at the new Rubislaw Changing Pavilion on Harlaw Road, Aberdeen has begun. 2008/05/19 00:00:00
Temporary closure of Torry Youth and Leisure Centre
Torry Youth and Leisure Centre, Oscar Road, Torry will be temporarily closed to the public for essential maintenance work on Tuesday, 20 May, 2008. 2008/05/19 00:00:00
Women warm up for Aberdeen’s Race for Life
WOMEN throughout the North-east are limbering up for the race of their lives. Every penny raised by the five kilometre Race for Life goes to help helps to fund Cancer Research UK.
Aberdeen City Council pledges to improve social work services
Aberdeen City Council has vowed to work in partnership to drive up performance in its social work services. 2008/05/17 00:00:00
Aberdeen Eurovision fan jets out for pop-tastic break
ABERDEEN’S biggest Eurovision fan was today getting ready to watch his 11th contest – after racking up more than £20,000 on trips. Kevin Sherwin, 47, of Aberdeen, booked his tickets months ago.
A surprise fundraising move by transport company FirstGroup took the shine off annual results and caused its shares to hit reverse gear.
Houses in Grampian, including Aberdeen, recorded the biggest annual increase of 13.8%,
Grampian, including Aberdeen, recorded the biggest annual increase, with prices jumping 13.8% to an average £172,930.
Sales at John Lewis's Aberdeen store in the week to May 10 were down only 1.3% on the same period of last year, making it one of the best-performing outlets.
Blood Red Shoes Announce gig in Aberdeen 18th October
The nine-date tour will take the band to Aberdeen (October 18th), Glasgow (October 19th) and Birmingham (October 23rd).
Final countdown to All-Energy '08
With less than a week to go before All-Energy ‘08 opens in Aberdeen (Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre, 21 and 22 May), the UK's largest renewable energy show has, once again, beaten all its previous records. 2008/05/16 00:00:00
Holiday airline helps passenger figures to climb
An early start to the summer schedule helped to boost passenger numbers at Aberdeen Airport last month, its operator said yesterday.
International rugby is returning to Aberdeen this autumn
Scottish Rugby announced this lunchtime that the Bank of Scotland Corporate Autumn Test between Scotland and Canada will be played at the 21,500 capacity Pittodrie Stadium, home of Aberdeen Football Club. 2008/05/16 00:00:00
Larger Horns A Gamble For Young Soay Sheep - Macaulay Institute Aberdeen
When it comes to winning mates, larger horns are an asset for male Soay sheep.
Pupils learn about historical links through art
Pupils from Hanover Street School will see the artwork they created as part of a visual arts project to celebrate Die Hanse (the Hanseatic League) when they visit Aberdeen Art Gallery, Schoolhill, at 10am on Monday, 19 May, 2008. 2008/05/16 00:00:00
Pupils taking healthy steps in education
S1 pupils at St Machar Primary are embarking on a healthy journey to help their education. 2008/05/16 00:00:00
Rosemount to get recycling information
Residents in Rosemount will have an opportunity to find out about a new on-street recycling service in their area that will commence from 26 May. 2008/05/16 00:00:00
Various Venues, Lochaber. Loch Shiel Spring Festival 2008. Visit www.shielfestival.com for further details, today and tomorrow.
UK-based drug company to take up MRSA bug buster fight
Aberdeen University professor Jorg Feldmann and a team of international scientists discovered earlier this year that a protein released naturally by the human body has the power to starve MRSA of the “food” it needs to spread. It is hoped the protein, calprotectin, can be developed into a treatment which would beat the killer infection.
Accounts Commission hearing adjourned
The Accounts Commission for Scotland's two-day hearing at Aberdeen City Council was adjourned yesterday. 2008/05/15 00:00:00
Cirencester, United Kingdom, May 14, 2008 --(PR.com)-- This year's All-Energy - the UK's largest renewable energy exhibition and conference - promises to be the biggest and best to date. And with an ever growing number of clients in the energy industry, Andiamo! Language Services will be paying a visit to Aberdeen on May 21-22 to learn more about this innovative industry sector.
Crime and punishment in medieval Aberdeen
A limited number of free places are still available for an illustrated talk on aspects of crime and punishment in medieval Aberdeen. 2008/05/14 00:00:00
Government to get tough over inactivity in North Sea
The UK Government plans to take a tough line with oil and gas companies which have held North Sea licences for many years without developing discoveries on the acreage. This was revealed in Aberdeen yesterday by Simon Toole, director of licensing, exploration and development with the Department for Business.
Oil Boss Gets Pants on for Cancer
The boss of an Aberdeen-based oil and gas firm is to take part in a cancer charity Pants Walk this weekend to raise awareness of the importance of self-checking.
Oilexco dives into first subsea frame agreement
ABERDEEN, U.K.: Paris-based Technip has been awarded a frame agreement for subsea services in the U.K. North Sea by Oilexco North Sea Ltd. Under the 190 million Euro (US$293 million) contract, Technip will provide services for the next three years, with an option for an additional period.
Chief executive stands down early
Aberdeen City Council's chief executive has said he will take early retirement as a probe began into council finances.
Aberdeen City Council chief executive set to stand down
Douglas Paterson, Chief Executive of Aberdeen City Council, today [Tues, May 13] indicated his wish to take retirement earlier than planned. 2008/05/13 00:00:00
Aberdeen closing on Cardiff keeper
ABERDEEN are on the verge of signing Cardiff City goalkeeper David Forde, according to reports in London.
Enjoy a wonderful walk along Deeside 2008/05/12 00:00:00
Latest plans for Haudagain improvements set to go on public view
The next round of public consultations on options for reducing traffic congestion at the Haudagain roundabout will be launched today. 2008/05/12 00:00:00
BAA raises £400m from shareholders
Airports operator BAA has said it is raising £400 million from shareholders amid concerns over its plans to refinance £10 billion in debts.
The BestOF including Aberdeen at 28th position
thebestof, a national network of local marketing websites, run by local people, that champion the best businesses in their area, has been voted number 28 in a list of the UK's top 100 new businesses, compiled by Startups.co.uk.
University Of Aberdeen Fibre solution used in Bournemouth
H2O Networks has released more details on its upcoming fibre-to-the-home deployment in Bournemouth, the largest such project currently planned in the UK.
Enjoy a wonderful walk along Deeside 2008/05/12 00:00:00
Major coup for Aberdeen Art Gallery
Aberdeen Art Gallery is delighted to host from Saturday, 10 May, until Saturday, 2 August, the first showing in Scotland of My Ladye Nevells Booke, one of the most beautifully written music manuscripts to survive from the late 16th Century. 2008/05/09 00:00:00
Work on GBP 28million sports project seen on screen
Work on Aberdeen's new GBP 28million Sports Village can now be watched via the world wide web. 2008/05/09 00:00:00
Aberdeen Schools Go Green to Go Yellow
Schools across Aberdeen are urging households to help them win cash prizes and raise money to plant native trees - by simply recycling their old Yellow Pages directory. 2008/05/08 00:00:00
Aberdeen to host World Energy Cities Partnership AGM
At a meeting in Houston of the World Energy Cities Partnership (WECP), attended by the Lord Provost Peter Stephen, Aberdeen has been confirmed as the venue for this year's AGM. 2008/05/08 00:00:00
More foster carers are needed to look after Aberdeen's children and young people. 2008/05/08 00:00:00
Euro quiz for Aberdeen youngsters
Primary school children enjoyed a Euro-quiz today [Fri, May 9] to mark Europe Day. 2008/05/09 00:00:00
International Street Market brings continental flavour to Aberdeen
Dozens of stall holders offering a wide range of goods from across Continental Europe will be returning to the Granite City next weekend for the first of this year's Aberdeen International Street Markets. 2008/05/08 00:00:00
Accounts Commission Hearing opens in Town House tomorrow
The Accounts Commission for Scotland's Hearing at Aberdeen City Council will begin at 10am at the Town and County Hall, the Town House, Castle Street, tomorrow [Tues, May 13]. 2008/05/12 00:00:00
Bogus builders, roofers and gardeners are operating door to door in Aberdeen. 2008/05/07 00:00:00
Seasonal opening of Glover House
Glover House, the family home of Thomas Blake Glover, the North east's greatest entrepreneur is set to open to the public for the summer on Friday, 9 May, 2008. 2008/05/07 00:00:00
Shell U.K Limited donates works of art to city gallery
To celebrate its 25th year of sponsoring the Aberdeen Artists Society exhibition Shell U.K. Limited will donate artwork it has purchased from the exhibition to Aberdeen Art Gallery's permanent collection on Wednesday, 7 May, 2008. 2008/05/06 00:00:00
Scottish MPs say they will back Brown in face of adversity
Scottish Labour MPs vowed last night to back Gordon Brown in a fight-back following the hammering Labour received in local elections south of the border.
Boy, 13, charged for parade crash
A 13-year-old boy has been charged in connection with a motorcycle crash during a parade in Aberdeen, which left several people injured.
Aberdeen City and Shire lifestyle in spotlight in USA
Aberdeen City and Shire's regional identity team will be highlighting the benefits for companies choosing to relocate to the region, and in particular the quality of the Aberdeen City and Shire lifestyle, at this year's Offshore Technology Conference in Houston, USA. 2008/05/02 00:00:00
Aberdeen youngsters set to go through their paces at Big Run 2008
Children from across Aberdeen are being invited to take part in the Big Run at Hazlehead Park later this month. 2008/05/02 00:00:00
Fantastic It's Not Plastic has carrier bags all wrapped up
Aberdeen City Council is re-launching a campaign to encourage individuals and businesses to reduce their use of carrier bags in a bid to cut the amount of plastic waste in the environment. 2008/05/02 00:00:00
Multi-cultural photography competition closing date approaches
The Polish shop in Torry, the International Street Market, traditional Scottish musicians, games or customs? How do you see Aberdeen in 2008 as a multi-cultural city? 2008/05/02 00:00:00
Oil rebounds above $113 a barrel
Oil prices bounced back above $113 a barrel in volatile trading Friday after falling sharply from the early-week record near $120 a barrel.
FOR five generations, the menfolk of the Stephen family have braved the waters around Scotland's northernmost shores to make a living. Now however, James Stephen fears he will be the one to witness the death of that proud heritage.
Aberdeenshire Council
Rural development programme to be launched
An innovative rural development programme, which aims to improve the quality of life and economic prosperity in rural communities in Aberdeenshire, is to be launched on Friday, June 27.
Chief Executive of Aberdeenshire Council to step down
Alan Campbell CBE, Chief Executive of Aberdeenshire Council has announced his resignation.
Formal opening for Balmedie Nursery
Aberdeenshire Council formally opened the brand new Balmedie Nursery on Wednesday, June 25
All systems go for summer activities programme
The summer programme of activities for young people in P7 to S4 is all set to kick off on Monday, July 7.
Civic reception honours district court officials
A civic reception was held on Wednesday, June 25, to acknowledge the transfer of the Justices of the Peace, and some Aberdeenshire Council staff, to the new unified court support service.
Launch of the new Huntly Brand - Room to Roam
The Assembly Hall of The Gordon Schools, Huntly, will be shaking to music and dance celebrating the launch of the new Huntly Brand, Room to Roam, on Wednesday, June 25.
Burns connection in the Mearns to be promoted via innovative project
An innovative new training and educational project for people with learning disabilities to promote and publicise the link between the Mearns and the father of Robert Burns, William Burness, is to be launched next week.
Fraserburgh school opens new £130,000 kitchen and restaurant
Fraserburgh Academy officially opened its new Hospitality Restaurant and Kitchen area on Thursday, June 19.
Transportation and Infrastructure service highly commended for excellence at Quality Scotland Awards
Aberdeenshire Council's Transportation and Infrastructure service has been recognised for its work on business excellence at an awards ceremony in Glasgow.
Children across Aberdeenshire are once again being invited to take part in the popular Summer Reading Challenge organised by Aberdeenshire Library and Information Service.
Aberdeen City and Shire: providing a warm, north-east welcome for Homecoming 2009
Aberdeen City and Shire is looking forward to welcoming friends, family and visitors to the north-east as part of an exciting year of events to mark Homecoming Scotland 2009.
Details of landmark £1bn capital plan approved
Aberdeenshire Council is planning to generate £45million for its capital plan each year as part of a landmark project that could see up to pound;1billion invested locally over the next 15 years.
Bid to apply for Pressured Area Status approved
Members of Aberdeenshire Council's Social Work and Housing Committee have agreed to submit a detailed bid to the Scottish Government for Pressured Area Status (PAS) in some areas.
Heritage fairs set to celebrate Aberdeenshire's cultural history
The cultural history of communities across Aberdeenshire is to be brought to the fore with the launch of a series of heritage fairs across the area.
Aberdeenshire Council and Tesco join forces to promote car sharing
Aberdeenshire Council has joined forces with supermarket giant Tesco to try to encourage more people to travel sustainably.
Carers health and well-being to be highlighted during Carers Week 2008
The fourteenth annual Carers Week will be taking place this year from June 9-15, with the theme 'Carers can't afford to be ill'.
Duff House development plan to provide 'quality experience'
Councillors have welcomed a new business plan that aims to provide a 'quality experience' to every visitor to historic Duff House in Banff.
Banchory school bags green award
An innovative project to reduce the amount of plastic bags being thrown out has helped scoop a major environmental award for a north-east school.
North-east academy pupils rise to the challenge
Peterhead Academy pupils are celebrating a fantastic achievement after coming second place in the Northern Finals of the Global Rock Challenge.
National Litter Day of Action - Aberdeenshire
Grampian Police are to team up with Aberdeenshire Council during National Litter Day of Action on Tuesday, June 3.
Council joins the YouTube generation to increase public engagement
Aberdeenshire Council has joined the likes of the Queen, US Presidential candidates and millions of ordinary internet users by unveiling a dedicated YouTube channel.
Kirkyards project boosted by Heritage Lottery Fund award
A programme of conservation and repair on historic Kirkyards in Aberdeenshire is set to continue through an award of £49,500 from the Heritage Lottery Fund as part of a wider project valued at £150,000.
Activities programme to run again this summer
The finishing touches are being given to an exciting programme of trips and outdoor activities for P7s to S4s this summer.
Kemnay Primary takes £10,000 top prize at public speaking competition
Kemnay Primary School has won a national public speaking competition, claiming the £10,000 top prize in the process.
Climate change partnership formally launched
The formal launch of the North East Scotland Climate Change Partnership (NESCCP) took place on Wednesday, May 21 at the All Energy Conference in Aberdeen.
Council recruitment event heads to Stonehaven
Aberdeenshire Council is holding a Recruitment Day in Stonehaven on Thursday, May 29.
New strategy to improve Aberdeenshire's public toilets
A new strategy for the provision of public toilets in Aberdeenshire will be discussed by members of local area committees over the coming weeks.
School skills on show at Taste of Grampian
The finalists have been announced for three school competitions being held at the north-east's annual food and drink showcase.
Aquarium to make a splash at COAST
Macduff Marine Aquarium is primed to take its place among the many attractions on offer as part of COAST, the new Festival of the Visual Arts taking place in Banff and Macduff, which kicks off on Friday, May 23.
Call to residents to help shape council services for the future
Aberdeenshire Council is calling on its residents to provide feedback on the council's services and identify what it needs to improve in the future.
Stonehaven face another reality check at Kintore
THERE is a busy Aberdeenshire Grades programme this weekend, with the fourth round of league games and the preliminary round of the knockout cups for Grades 1, 2 and 3. There is only one Grade 1 game in Aberdeen tomorrow when Mannofield take on Banchory at the Links.
International rugby returns to Pittodrie
Scottish Rugby announced this lunchtime (May, 15) that the Bank of Scotland Corporate Autumn Test between Scotland and Canada will be played at Pittodrie Stadium, home of Aberdeen Football Club.
The time is right to recycle old Yellow Pages directories in Aberdeenshire
When it comes to recycling your old 2007/08 Yellow Pages directory, now is the ideal time to do it.
Aberdeenshire prepares for biggest ever Bookstart in Scotland Day!
Bookstart in Aberdeenshire today announces details of their participation in Bookstart in Scotland Day (Thurs, May 15, 2008).
North-east school praised after glowing report
Aberdeenshire Council has congratulated Aboyne Academy after the school successfully implemented the recommendations set out in the HMIe report of May 2005.
Cycling on track in Aberdeenshire
Aberdeenshire Council's commitment to cycling has been nationally recognised by an initiative which aims to ensure it becomes a realistic travel and leisure choice for the travelling public.
Portlethen pupils prepare to take part in Euroquiz 2008
Portlethen School pupils will be heading to the Scottish Parliament next week to pit their wits against teams from across Scotland in the finals of Euroquiz 2008.
Events lined up for fostering fortnight to encourage more foster carers
Aberdeenshire Council has organised a series of events throughout the area to coincide with Foster Care Fortnight.
Your views on alcohol and Scotland: join the national debate!
Aberdeenshire residents are being encouraged to have their say in the Scotland-wide National Debate on Alcohol.
Tycom donates computers to Aberdeenshire school
Youngsters at an Aberdeenshire school have swapped their desks for desktops after receiving five computers from IT firm tycom.
Wordfringe shines spotlight on literary talent
A popular arts festival in Aberdeenshire is now well underway, highlighting the incredible range of literary talent in the north-east of Scotland.
Aberdeenshire offers the best quality of life in Scotland
It's official! Aberdeenshire offers the best rural quality of life in Scotland.
Achievements captured in final review of Buchan economic action plan
An economic regeneration initiative in north Aberdeenshire has invested more than £10 million in the area and has secured continued investment worth much more.
Troup councillor announced following by-election
Following a by-election in the Troup ward of Aberdeenshire, Bob Watson (Scottish National Party) has been announced as a councillor in the multi-member ward.
Chief Constable Presents Annual Report to Joint Police Board
Tayside Police Chief Constable John Vine presented his eighth and final Annual Performance Report (2007-08) to the Tayside Joint Police Board in Dundee today (June ...
Targeting Crime on the Roads in Perth
Tayside Police's road policing officers in Perth and Kinross are being joined by colleagues from other agencies in a clampdown on traffic offences and vehicle ...
Tayside Police can confirm that two 16-year-old boys - one from Monifieth, the other from Broughty Ferry - have been charged in connection with incidents that happened
Perthshire Death - Man Charged
Tayside Police can confirm that it is treating the sudden death of 87-year-old Stanley woman Dolina Maclean as murder. A 48-year-old man from the Perthshire area
Speeding and Seatbelt Day of Action - the School Run
Tayside Police in common with all Scottish Forces will be taking part in a Scotland wide campaign today (Friday 20 June 2008) with a focus …
Tragic Death of Blairgowrie Boy
Tayside Police were called to a house in Kinloch Court in Blairgowrie at around 2.50pm this afternoon following a report that a 4-year-old boy had ...
Raising awareness among young drivers about the importance of road safety is the aim of an event being held at Taylor Park, Crieff, Perthshire, on ...
A 40-year-old woman in the Maryfield area of Dundee was charged for supplying alcohol to a teenager at the weekend. The incident was detected on Saturday ...
Tayside Police is holding a Long Service and Good Conduct Awards Ceremony at Baluniefield Training Centre, Balunie Drive, Dundee, on Tuesday, June 17, 2008, from …
Angus Teenagers Take to the Stage to Help Tackle Alcohol Misuse
An innovative arts theatre project created by groups of pupils from all Angus secondary schools was launched today (12/06/08) at Webster's Theatre, Arbroath. The event explores ...
Tayside Police is pleased to announce the promotion of Detective Inspector Willie Semple to the rank of Detective Chief Inspector. DCI Semple, a former pupil of …
Following the success of a similar event a year ago, Tayside Police along with other partner agencies are holding a Bogus Caller Crime Seminar in ...
Tayside Police can confirm that, following enquiries into an absconder from HMP Noranside in Forfar, a 51-year-old man has now been traced and taken into ... 51-year-old man has now been traced and taken into …
Protecting Nesting House Martins
Tayside Police wildlife crime officers are reacting to a string of complaints from members of the public concerning nests of house martins being disrupted. Numerous calls ...
Angus Community Planning Partnership Visiting Migrant Workers in Arbroath
Representatives of the Angus Community Planning Partnership today (2 June 2008) descended on two farms in the Angus area to provide safety advice and information ...
Mr Neil Wyllie - Carnoustie Man Falls to Death in Cuillins Mountain Range
The family of 34-year-old Carnoustie man Neil Wyllie, who fell to his death whilst climbing in the Cuillins mountain range on Skye on Friday (May …
Innovative Pub Watch Scheme Comes to Pitlochry
Pitlochry licensees have launched a new scheme to ensure a safe and enjoyable time can be had by both locals and visitors in the attractive ...
Travel in Safety as Well as Style
With the increasing popularity of stretch limousines, Tayside Police in Dundee is warning operators that they must be licensed and appealing to potential customers to ...
Angus Best Bar None Awards Launched
This year's launch of the Best Bar None Angus Awards 2008 took place at Webster Theatre, High Street, Arbroath today (Thursday 29th May 2008). A ...
Developing Links with Migrant Community in Angus
Street Games for All has hosted a series of Street Football taster sessions aimed at developing relationships between the migrant community, local people and Tayside ...
Experts Gather to Discuss Challenging Agendas
TWO of the most challenging areas of modern policing - family protection and offender management - are to be the focus of a conference organised …
Operation Dry Up - More Than 200 Litres of Alcohol Seized
More than 200 litres of alcohol was seized from youngsters by Tayside Police officers involved in Operation Dry Up across Dundee at the weekend (May .. than 200 litres of alcohol was seized from youngsters by Tayside Police officers involved in Operation Dry Up across Dundee at the weekend (May …
Tayside Police is pleased to confirm the promotion of Constable Stephen Barr to the rank of Sergeant. Stephen was born in Dundee and attended Rockwell Primary …
Tayside Police is continuing enquiries into the sudden death of an 18-year-old woman in Dundee yesterday (Tuesday, May 27, 2008). Emergency services attended at Bonnethill Court, ...
Busy Weekend for Operation Dry Up in Angus
Tayside Police Busy weekend In Angus officers in Angus confiscated 113 litres of alcohol from young people during high profile patrols throughout the county last weekend, more than doubling …
A group of Strathclyde Police officers from the Community Police Department and Training Department at Alexandria Police Station arrived at Tayside Police Headquarters on push ...
Operation Dry Up - Patrols Pay Dividends
Police officers on foot and mobile patrols throughout Dundee seized large amounts of alcohol from children at the weekend (Friday, May 16-Saturday, May 17) as part …
Tayside Police is pleased to announce the promotion of Constable Alan Samson to the rank of Sergeant. Sergeant Samson, a former pupil of Langlands Primary School …
Tayside Police is pleased to announce the promotion of Constable Derek Paterson to the rank of Sergeant. Sergeant Paterson, a former pupil of Fintry Primary School …
A9 Fatal Road Accident - Victim Named
A man who died in a road accident in Perthshire yesterday morning has been identified as 45-year-old Graham Davies of Grenadier Close, Bramley Green, Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland.
Tayside Police and their partners involved with Focus on Alcohol Angus are keen to remind licensees that the closing date for applications for this year's …
Dedicated T in the Park Liaison Officer
Tayside Police is pleased to introduce Sergeant David Rankine to the residents of Kinross and Balado as their dedicated T in the Park Liaison Officer. From ...
Country Roads Weekend in Tayside
With finer weather and the approach of summer prompting an increase in motorbikes on Scotland's roads, Tayside Police is urging motorcyclists and indeed all drivers ...
Tayside Police can confirm that the body of a woman found in a tent in Edzell on Tuesday afternoon has been identified as 22-year-old Gemma Louise Clark of Perth Road, Dundee.
Operation Dry Up - Largest Recoveries so Far
Tayside Police seized a record amount of alcohol from under age drinkers in Dundee last weekend during Operation Dry Up. The quantities recovered are the largest in the ...
New Forensic Science Lab for Dundee
A new, purpose-built, state-of-the-art, forensic science lab is to be built in Dundee.Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill today announced that he had approved proposals for the ...
Schools Wildlife Crime Project
The Tayside Police Schools Wildlife Crime Project has reached its conclusion for another year with a prizegiving at a ceremony in the Gannochy Suite at …
Operation Dry Up - Making a Difference in Dundee
Almost 550 litres of alcohol - including cider, beer, alcopops, fortified wine and spirits - has been seized from under age drinkers in Dundee through Operation Dry ...
Tayside Police have been granted a closure order on a council-owned flat in Huntly Road, in Dundee, which had been the focus of anti-social behaviour …