Welcome to Kingswells Community Council WebsiteThe Kingswells Community Council Website is a source of information on planning, consultation and public information issues relating to Kingswells Please feel free to contact the Community Council see HERE for details, or by EMAIL To get the most from this site (adding comments to articles and full use of the forum) you should LOGIN New users can register from HERE |
The attached poster is to inform you about the community events to be held across the city to help develop Aberdeen City's Open Space Strategy. Please find attached the poster highlighting the dates and the venues of Aberdeen City's open space strategy events. (Click poster to make bigger)
Painting on the pavement.
Wellside area, particularily around Wellside Place playpark and the field up from up.
Sick of this!
The monument comprises the remains of a consumption dyke at Kingswells, known as Rough's Cairn, after its creator Alexander Rough. The dyke is visible as two drystone structures, the E section of monumental scale. It lies around 150m S of Bucks Burn and around 1km NE of the Kingswells consumption dykes.
The monument comprises two separate clearance or consumption dykes dating to the mid-19th century AD. The dykes are visible as six upstanding, deliberately truncated drystone wall sections; the W group is surrounded by cultivated land, woodland and amenity paths; the E group survives among amenity parkland, residential boundaries and scrub woodland.
Kingswells Avenue will be closed between its junctions with Kingswood Drive and Kingswells Crescent for up to a week from Monday [9 August] while resurfacing work is carried out.
Access to properties will be maintained, but there will be no through traffic.
The alternative route will be via Kingswood Drive and Kingswells Crescent.
If you have any queries regarding this, or any other news story, please contact Aberdeen City Council on: 08456 080910.