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Aberdeen Inspired confirmed that the city and its walls will once again act as the canvas in June.

Op-ed: A proposal to redevelop the Dance Loft on 14 building is a prime example of the kind of affordable housing envisioned in the Comprehensive Plan update.

A round-up of the public notices published in the Swindon Advertiser this week

The grey city walls set to be transformed into vibrant works by Nuart artists this summer have been unveiled by Aberdeen Inspired.

Councillors urged to approve changes to Aberdeen taxi ranks © Kenny Elrick / DCT Media The taxi rank on Back Wynd could be suspended. Councillors will be asked to approve changes to taxi ranks in Aberdeen as a result of the city’s Spaces for People interventions. The measures, introduced last year to enable physical distancing, rendered some parts of the city centre inaccessible to cars. As a result, Aberdeen City Council carried out a consultation on a number of proposed changes to taxi ran...

The director of Aberdeen restaurant Aperitivo has told customers it is closing permanently due to "unforeseen circumstances".

Board members praised the plans, which were unanimously approved, and said it was designed with pedestrians, not just residents and tenants, in mind. The project formerly known as Union Row was renamed The Walk on Union and later The Walk as a nod to the developers intent to have it be walkable and enhance the Downtown pedestrian experience.  Building G will be bounded by Union on the north, Danny Thomas on the east, Gayoso on the south, and a new street to the west (referred to as Fifth Stree...

From staff reports This story has been updated to reflect approval of the plans submitted to the Design Review Board.  The Downtown Memphis Commissions Design Review Board gave approval for design plans for one of the primary buildings at The Walk, formerly Union Row, in Downtown Memphis. The board approved the plans at a virtual meeting Wednesday after a brief discussion. The application is only for the exterior design of the one building, but it provides details about what the building will...

Formal consultation on taxi rank changes in Aberdeen approved © Scott Baxter / DCT Media A formal consultation will now begin for the removal of two taxi ranks, including Back Wynd, and the introduction of five others. A consultation will be held into plans to change the site of taxi ranks in Aberdeen city centre. Messures put in place to improve safety for pedestrians through the Spaces for People initiative currently restrict vehicle access to some ranks. This would lead to the current Hadde...

PROSECUTORS have dropped charges against two brothers accused of a double stabbing in Old Town.  Montel and Nathan Burke pleaded not guilty in February last year to two counts of causing grievous bodily harm with intent. The Nottinghamshire brothers were said to have stabbed attacked two men in a house on Victoria Road, Old Town, on July 8, 2019. One man, 30s, suffered stab wounds to his head and body and another in his 20s stabbed in the shoulder. A trail of blood could be seen leadin...