Simpsons at Happy Plant has raised almost £2,000
Simpsons at Happy Plant has raised almost £2,000
Aberdeenshire – one of the 32 counties in Scotland. With the introduction of the Scottish Parliament of a new system of self-government, Aberdeenshire.
Simpsons at Happy Plant has raised almost £2,000
Aberdeenshire town centre health checks published
Jarvis Court staff praised for their “genuine kindness” in Fraserburgh
Jarvis Court staff praised for their “genuine kindness” in Fraserburgh
Update on progress with the two cultural projects being developed in Peterhead and Macduff with support from UK Government funding and additional external funding streams.
Storm Éowyn is expected to bring very strong winds
Storm Éowyn is expected to bring very strong winds
New Yellow Warning of Snow and Ice Aberdeenshire
New Yellow Warning of Snow and Ice Aberdeenshire
Murdoch Allan toasts approval to sell their premium spirits brand from Peterhead shop
Murdoch Allan toasts approval to sell their premium spirits brand from Peterhead shop
Communities invited to share views on library services
Discussions around the future delivery of library services in a number of communities are to take place across Aberdeenshire over the next fortnight.
During the events, Live Life Aberdeenshire (LLA) will outline options that are currently being explored and invite customers and residents to share additional ideas for consideration.
The sessions are being delivered in two phases, with the first events taking place in the Cairnbulg, Kintore, Newmachar, Insch, Boddam, Rosehearty, and Macduff libraries.
Further events will take place in January at the New Pitsligo, Inverbervie, Newtonhill, Strichen, Cruden Bay and Balmedie libraries.
Head of Communities, Partnerships & Wellbeing, Avril Nicol, said: “Our aim through these discussions is to provide reassurance that our intention is to continue to provide an element of face-to-face contact with our communities in the future, albeit this might be in a different location or delivered in a different way.
“It’s also an opportunity for us to outline our approach to delivering an affordable, sustainable model of service delivery in partnership with our communities. This will be supported by a network of 18 core libraries across Aberdeenshire and an ongoing wide range of digital services alongside the already popular ‘Click & Collect’ and doorstep delivery options which have been developed over recent years.
“The discussions we’ve already had in some areas has helped us identify some exciting opportunities that we believe will be mutually beneficially to the service and our communities.”
Communities invited to share views on library services:
Communities invited to share views on library services:
Communities invited to share views on library services:
The options currently being explored by LLA for the libraries concerned can be found below:
Feedback can also be shared with Live Life Aberdeenshire directly at: llacustomerservice@aberdeenshire.gov.uk
Festive Bins Collections and Household recycling centres
Festive Bins Collections and Household recycling centres
New Yellow Warning of Ice Affecting Aberdeenshire
New Yellow Warning of Ice Affecting Aberdeenshire