LDP Response
Posted by Community Council
Following the Local Development Plan (LDP) consultation period, the Cults, Bieldside and Milltimber Community Council (CBMCC) submitted their response on 14th December 2010. You can read the response below:
The Speech that the ACCF didn't get to make...
Posted by Community Council
The Aberdeen Community Council Forum (a body representing all the community councils in Aberdeen) sought to address the full council on the 18th August 2010 about the robustness of the Local Development Plan. Despite being within their standing orders, Aberdeen City Council voted 29 to 12 not to hear the views of the ACCF.
Consultations
Posted by Community Council
The current list of Aberdeen City Council Consultations is available at:
http://www.aberdeencity.gov.uk/Consultations/cst_CurrentConsultation.asp
Transition Aberdeen
Posted by CBMCC
Aberdeen Forward is running a project called Transition Aberdeen, which aims to help communities deal with the twin challenges of climate change and peak oil, by taking simple, constructive action. The main aspects of the project are providing sustainability training, getting derelict allotments back into production and establishing a 'landshare' scheme and community growing areas within Aberdeen.
SpringClean Scotland
Posted by CommunityCouncil
** post script: Thank you for helping to make National Spring Clean 2010 such a resounding success! For those of you who love facts and figures… This year 83,668 volunteers took part in 1,406 litter picks across the whole of Scotland during the month of April. That’s more than 1.5% of the Scottish population, who took action to clean up the country this spring. Amazingly, 891 schools and nurseries took part and young people accounted for 79% of participants overall – putting us adults to shame.
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MBC Area Environmental Walkabout
Posted by cbmcc
** post script: the results of the environmental walkabout have been published and shared with the Community Council. If you are interested in finding out what issues were identified in this year's walkabout, please contact any Community Council member, or email cbmcc@cbmcommunity.org.uk **
Local Photographs
Posted by MBC News
This website's masthead image was provided by local resident Martin Slowey. If you like it, you may also like some of his other work - see www.redbubble.com/people/mjs67.
Welcome
Posted by Site Administrator
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