See a list of some community contacts. If you want someone to be added to the list then please email details to kcc@kwells.org

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Both schemes cover significant areas of the city and the proposals will affect these areas to varying degrees.

The Access from the North aspect of the consultation will identify a package of integrated transport measures which seek to improve access from the north to the city centre, from the sea to the Haudagain roundabout junction.

A series of open evenings to discuss proposals for the future development of areas of Aberdeen is to be held next month.

Developers have been invited to attend the meetings to discuss their development options with members of the public.

More than 120 development options for thousands of new homes city-wide have been received by the city council for sites across the city.

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I do not know how we will pay for bypass, says minister

stevenson blames delay on public inquiry as snp accused of incompetence

By Cameron Brooks

Published: 01/05/2009

Transport Minister Stewart Stevenson admitted yesterday that he had no idea how the government was going to pay for the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route.

He told MSPs at Holyrood that the funding mechanism for the bypass, which has been the subject of a lengthy inquiry, had "still to be determined".

Aberdeen bus routes facing cuts

Councillor expresses ‘grave concerns' over cuts

By David Ewen and Neil Evans

Published: 07/05/2009

CUTS: Bus services in Aberdeen face being scaled back.

BUS bosses are planning a raft of cuts to services in Aberdeen, the Evening Express can reveal today.

But an Aberdeen City Council report warned the cuts to bus routes would have a "huge detrimental" effect on parts of Aberdeen.

See the extents of the area of Kingswells on  google earth map.

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The MacKenzie Club Ltd has informed Aberdeen City Council that it has opted not to proceed because it has been unable to attract external investors to provide the financial backing for the proposed redevelopment.

TMC has told the council that the global economic downturn has deterred potential investors from financing the proposed hotel and golfing lodge developments, which were essential to make the scheme financially viable.

Aberdeen City Council's food waste collection service has been launched.

The launch coincided with the opening of Keenan Recycling's innovative new facility in New Deer, where the food waste will be treated and turned into compost. The first delivery of food waste from the city will be delivered to the recycling plant today.

See what has been submitted to ACC for consideration for inclusion in the Local Development Plan

The full list can be seen on the ACC website.

The maps show the location of the proposed sites and the developments are described in  detail from the links below.

Ward Map 3 - Kingswells/Sheddocksley

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