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BBCNEWS BBC News May 25, 2020 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News May 25, 2020

Think in a sense a lot of political damage has been done already by this . And damage in terms of the public trust when it comes to obeying, doing what they are told in terms of Public Health guidance . |j think terms of Public Health guidance . think those are two separate things. There is some pr damage to the government but could that be clawed back by bowing to media pressure . Im not sure. I think a lot of the media messaging has been very confused. People talk about missing loved ones, and of course Dominic Cummings did as well because he stayed within his family unit, sol think there is...

Slashing director posts will save Aberdeen City Council £276,000 - Vimarsana News

Slashing director posts will save Aberdeen City Council £276,000

Aberdeen City Council will restructure its senior posts to just three despite fears it could impact staff wellbeing and cause others to quit.

Everything you need to know for Australia Cup SFs: Brothers meet in 30-year spectacle - Vimarsana News

Everything you need to know for Australia Cup SFs: Brothers meet in 30-year spectacle

KEEPUP previews this weekend's 2023 Australia Cup semi-finals, between Melbourne City and Sydney FC, and Melbourne Knights and Brisbane Roar.

Loss of Aberdeen City Council chiefs a 'concern across the board' - Vimarsana News

Loss of Aberdeen City Council chiefs a 'concern across the board'

Steve Whyte floated Aberdeen City Council on the London Stock Exchange. Now he will become the fourth boss to leave in only months.

Greenferns Landward plan still on the council's agenda - Vimarsana News

Greenferns Landward plan still on the council's agenda

Council officers have pledged to build more than 1,500 homes at Bucksburn - after Aberdeen's SNP group said they would scrap the plan.