Road Closures & Traffic Restrictions

THE ABERDEEN CITY COUNCIL (MILLTIMBER SCHOOL, BINGHILL
ROAD AND AGRICOLA STREET, MILLTIMBER, ABERDEEN) (TRAFFIC
MANAGEMENT) ORDER 2025
Aberdeen City Council proposes to introduce certain lengths of prohibition of
stopping ‘SCHOOL KEEP CLEAR’, operational Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm, on either side of
Agricola Street, this adjacent to the formalised crossing point and existing prohibition
of waiting at any time restrictions on Binghill Road, Milltimber. The proposal will
improve visibility of the formalised crossing point for drivers approaching and
similarly give pedestrians clear visibility when utilising the crossing point.
These have been proposed due to complaints from members of the public in relation
to indiscriminate parking and congestion, especially around school pick up and drop
off times, with continued concerns about child safety in and around the access to
Milltimber School.
These proposals, beyond deterring indiscriminate parking in and around the school
entrance, will also protect the existing formalised crossing points on Agricola Street,
as well as the formalised crossing point on Binghill Road south of its junction with
Agricola Street, thereby ensuring adequate visibility on all approaches,

THE ABERDEEN CITY COUNCIL (KIRK BRAE, CULTS, ABERDEEN)
(TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT) ORDER 202(X)
Members of the public have highlighted a road safety concern on Kirk Brae. Officers
have been made aware of the danger of parked vehicles on the bend immediately
northwest of Friarsfield Road. These parked vehicles are creating an obstruction to
the free flow of traffic and effectively reduce the forward visibility of traffic travelling in
the opposite direction (and vice versa), thereby presenting northbound drivers
difficulties when attempting to overtake these parked vehicles in a safe manner.
To improve road safety on Kirk Brae, officers propose to establish a permanent
Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) for an additional length of prohibition of waiting at
any time on its west side, between its junctions with Kirk Terrace and Kirk Place. For
information, the additional length is currently in place using a temporary TRO on the
grounds of road safety.

There will be temporary traffic signals on North Deeside Road around 200m east of its junction with Contlaw Brae. These signals will operate 24 hours a day from 09:30 on the 6th of June until 18:00 on the 27th of June while works are carried out to form a new access and build footpaths in the area. Any queries regarding these signals can be directed to Hatton at philmccutcheon@hattontraffic.co.uk.

The effect of the order, which will operate from 08:00 until 16:00 on 9^th June, 2026 and also from 08:00 until 16:00 on 19^th June, 2026, is to impose a temporary prohibition of waiting on either side of North Deeside Road, Aberdeen, from its junction with Pittengullies Brae to the entrance for  Kippie Lodge, and also on either side of Pittengullies Brae, Aberdeen, from its junction with North Deeside Road to street lighting column number 9 and also on either side of Pittengullies Circle, Aberdeen, from its junction with Pittengullies Brae to the boundary between number 4 and 5 Pittengullies Circle.

The no-waiting restrictions will be demarcated by the use of no-waiting cones. The measure is necessary to protect public safety during Albyn School sports day.

Any queries regarding this restriction can be directed to Aberdeen City Council on 07342068587 or fkirk@aberdeencity.gov.uk

There will be a temporary prohibition of driving on Binghill Road West, Aberdeen, between its junction with The Avenue to a point 20m eastwards and westwards. The Avenue will also be closed at its junction with Binghill Road West, southwards for 10m from 09:00 on 18 June 2026, until 06:00 on 20 June 2026. Local access will be maintained.

An alternative route is available via Binghill Road, Binghill Crescent and Binghill Drive. The measure is necessary to protect public safety during repair works being carried out by Scottish Water.

Any queries regarding this restriction can be directed to Contraflow on 01738 449901, or scottishwater@contraflow.co.uk

Aberdeen City Council has made the above-named order in terms of its powers under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.

The effect of the Order, which will operate from 23:59 on 19 June 2026, until 23:59 on 19 December 2027, is to impose traffic management restrictions on any of the roads as contained within the list of Adopted Highways within Aberdeen City. These restrictions may include parking restrictions, reduced speed limits, reduced weight limits, reduced width limits, road closures, one-way restrictions and / or prohibitions of certain manoeuvres.  A full list of the affected streets is available for public viewing at Marischal College, Broad Street, Aberdeen. Road closures, including any diversion routes, will be advertised with appropriate advanced signage and no-waiting restrictions will be demarcated by the use of no-waiting cones. Illegally parked vehicles will be removed at the owner’s expense.  The measures are necessary to protect public safety during roads maintenance works by, or for Aberdeen City Council.

Any queries regarding this restriction can be directed to ACC on 03000 200 292.

There will be temporary traffic signals on North Deeside Road between its junction with Murtle Den Crescent and its junction with East Drive, Tor-Na-De. These signals will operate 24 hours a day from 09:00 on the 22nd of June until 06:00 on the 24th of June while repairs are made to ironworks in the area. Any queries regarding these signals can be directed to Contraflow at ahmed.mahjoub@contraflow.co.uk

There will be temporary traffic signals on North Deeside Road at its junction with Craigton Crescent. These signals will operate 24 hours a day from 09:00 on the 25th of June until 06:00 on the 27th of June while repairs are made to ironworks in the area. Any queries regarding these signals can be directed to Contraflow at alistair.bell@contraflow.co.uk

There will be a Prohibition of Driving on Pitfodels Station Road, Aberdeen between its junction with Garthdee Road to a point 80 meters or thereby in a northerly direction. This restriction will be in place from 09:00 on the 29th of June 2026 to 06:00 on the 1st of July 2026. This measure is necessary to protect the workforce and public during ironwork renewals carried out by Idverde on behalf of Scottish Water.

Enquiries regarding this restriction may be directed to Idverde via info@idverde.co.uk.

There will be temporary traffic signals on Fifeshill Drive at its junction with Wisely Wynd. These signals will operate 24 hours a day from 07:30 on the 29th of June until 16:30 on the 18th of July while gas and electric mains are laid in the area. Any queries regarding these signals can be directed to WM Donald at tm@wmdonald.co.uk

There will be a Prohibition of Driving on School Road, Cults from a point 24 meters or thereby from its junction with North Deeside Road to a point 27 meters or thereby from its junction with South Avenue. This restriction will be in place from 09:00 on the 30th of June 2026 to 06:00 on the 1^st of July 2026. This measure is necessary to protect the workforce and public during ironwork renewals carried out by Idverde on behalf of Scottish Water.

Enquiries regarding this restriction may be directed to Idverde via info@idverde.co.uk.

There will be temporary traffic signals on Fifeshill Drive at its junction with Wisely Wynd. These signals will operate 24 hours a day from 07:30 on the 6th of July until 16:30 on the 24th of July while gas and electric mains are laid in the area. Any queries regarding these signals can be directed to WM Donald at tm@wmdonald.co.uk

The effect of the order, which will operate from 08:00 until 17:00 on 27^th August, 2026, is to impose a temporary prohibition of driving on Inchgarth Road, Aberdeen, from its junction with Pitfodels Station Road to the entrance to Drumgarth, Local Access Only. An alternative route is available via Pitfodels Station Road, North Deeside Road and Westerton Road. There will also be a prohibition of waiting on either side on the same stretch of road. Access to properties will be maintained, but no through traffic will be possible. The no-waiting restrictions will be demarcated by the use of no-waiting cones. The measures are necessary to protect public safety during pole installation works being carried out by BT Openreach.

Any queries regarding this restriction can be directed to Circet Traffic Management on 07443169500 or craig.dickson@circet.co.uk