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Celtic test welcomed by Motherwell winger as he eyes cup upset

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Football Transfer News January 27, 2023

Kevin Nisbet REJECTS Millwall transfer chance as striker decides to ‘focus on Hibs’

The player will return to Easter Road despite the Edinburgh side agreeing a fee with the Lions Daily Record – Aberdeen …

Aberdeen News January 27, 2023

Woods which were decimated by Storm Arwen have been replanted

Woods which were decimated by Storm Arwen have been replanted News Image kaallan Fri, 27/01/2023 – 10:51 am

A popular woods which was devastated by Storm Arwen has been cleared and replanted with more than 7,000 trees after a huge effort of work. It was estimated more than 15,000 trees were felled across the city during the 26 November 2021 storm and the City Council recorded more than 450 tree incidents on that day – one incident could have been dozens of trees felled or a single one. There was a particularly devastating impact on Carnie Woods, at Hazlehead, and the woodland surrounding Aberdeen Crematorium and work is continuing in Hazlehead and at the Crematorium. The work to clear Carnie Woods of the fallen trees and impact to surrounding flora included a digger being brought in to push the brash into piles so the planting could happen. The trees planted at Carnie Woods are mostly native species and three people planted all of them, sometimes in bad weather. As part of monthly patrols, the Countryside Rangers will remove any tree guards that are not possible to salvage and missing guards will be replaced if required. The species and numbers planted are: Norway spruce – 1,400; Scots pine – 1,400; European larch – 1,507; Gean – 800; Silver birch – 800; Rowan – 800; Hazel – 275; Oak – 100; Total – 7,082. The work at Carnie is part of the recovery and replanting of trees taking part across the city and is being coordinated by the council’s arboricultural and countryside rangers teams. Aberdeen City Council Co-Leader Councillor Ian Yuill said: “Storm Arwen was a devastating storm which wreaked havoc across Aberdeen, damaging huge areas of woodlands, and blowing down trees which caused power cuts as well as damage to buildings. The effects of the storm will have long-lasting implications for the city’s woodlands – and some will never be the same again in our lifetimes. “I want to thank the Council’s Arboricultural Team both for the vast amount of work they carried out at the time of the storm and for the huge removal and recovery effort since then. “The work carried out at Carnie Woods has been a huge effort and I want to thank every single person involved.” The council’s arboricultural team were out in the worst of Storm Arwen to ensure trees were made safe and that roads were cleared for…

Lifestyle January 9, 2023

Three simple laundry changes to make that could help slash your energy bills

Making a couple of small swaps to your laundry routine could end up saving you money in the long run. Daily Record – Aberdeen …

Aberdeen News December 23, 2022

School Strike Action

School Strike Action News Image ellmcdonald Fri, 23/12/2022 – 11:06 am SCHOOL STRIKE ACTION – JANUARY 10 AND JANUARY 11 The EIS and NASUWT teaching unions have called two days of strike action in pursuit of their national pay claim, on 10 and 11 January 2023. This is likely to reduce the number of headteachers, depute headteachers, principal teachers, and classroom teachers available to work on the day. Given the high level of uncertainty around the number of teaching staff who will be available to teach classes, we have taken the decision to close city primary schools and Orchard Brae School on 10 January, and secondary schools on 11 January. Schools have written to parents and carers to inform them about arrangements.
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Aberdeen News December 23, 2022

Date for Dyce/ Bucksburn/ Danestone Council by-election announced

Date for Dyce/ Bucksburn/ Danestone Council by-election announced News Image IFrampton Fri, 23/12/2022 – 9:09 am The forthcoming Aberdeen City Council by-election for the Dyce / Bucksburn / Danestone ward will take place on Thursday 23 February 2023, it was announced today (Friday 23 December). The electronic counting of votes will take place the following morning on Friday 24 February in the Town & County Hall at the Town House The by-election is being held following the sad passing of Councillor Avril MacKenzie earlier this month. The Election Timetable, Election Notices and Nomination Papers will all be accessible from the Aberdeen City Council website at: www.aberdeencity.gov.uk/dbd2023
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