The River Dee acting as a boundary line between Aberdeen City and Shire Councils could be causing issues in the implementation of an effective flood defense system with resident’s concern floodplains are filling faster than they did in the past
Category: Non-covid stories
Resident of Cults concerned flood defences are compounding the issue of flooding as burst riverbank pushes water within metres of homes
Resident's concern flood defenses are causing more harm than good as the banks of the Dee break again
River Dee bursts its banks after weekend of biblical rainstorms
After two days of torrential rain the banks of the River Dee let up in big fashion
Lord Provost approves Community Jazz Big Band’s ‘Blue Lamp Suite’ and wants to encourage more jazz in Aberdeen
The Lord Provost wants to relax laws preventing live events from taking place after championing a local jazz bands new album
Mysterious mobile home towed out of Aberdeen suburb of Cults
A white van with a bed and cupboards in the back has been towed away having been seemingly abandoned in the street
Aberdeen’s Community Jazz Big Band release first album in dedication to the late Sandy Brown
Aberdeen’s Community Jazz Big Band releases album ‘The Blue Lamp Suite’ in dedication to the late owner of the legendary Blue Lamp pub
OGTC says Aberdeen’s state-of-the-art ‘decommissioning suite’ is almost ready
Described as “taking simulation to the next level”, Aberdeen’s ‘decommissioning suite’ could be finished as soon as April, massively aiding efforts to decommission facilities in the North Sea
Video interview with chair of Tayside Reusers: one of the largest independent recycling operations in N.E. Scotland
Chair of Tayside Reusers speaks about TR's mission while we get a handle on the weight of rubbish Scotland is throwing to landfill each year
Opinion: Deputy editor of the News at Six and Ten defends the BBC in their coverage of Caroline Flack, but is she right?
Blaming the media may be too simplistic a conclusion in working out the reasons for Caroline Flack’s suicide while attacking the CPS could lead to a dangerous precedent
Save money on the price and help the planet in the process: Tayside Reusers
Tayside Reusers received 350,000 tonnes of unwanted goods in 2018/19 and turned round 324,000 tonnes of it. Find out more about one of the largest independent reuse centers in the North East and its links to community and rehabilitation projects
