Alastair Gossip is a journalist for The Press and Journal, focusing on local news and community issues in Aberdeen and the surrounding areas. With a keen interest in investigative reporting, Alastair covers a range of topics including local government, infrastructure, business, and social issues, providing in-depth analysis and exclusive stories to keep readers informed and engaged.
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Alastair Gossip has a strong emphasis on local government announcements, particularly related to Aberdeen City Council and community issues. His coverage also delves into local politics, economic recovery, city development, and community concerns.
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The ride-hailing app is finally taking bookings in Aberdeen... but you might face a wee wait fore a lift.
By: Alastair Gossip
Who can drive for Uber? And how much does it cost compared to an Aberdeen taxi?
By: Alastair Gossip
Asked to list the SNP and Lib Dems' failings, aside from the bus gates, Mr Nicoll scoffed: "Where to start?"
By: Alastair Gossip
If Aberdeen City Council could turn back time... maybe the Town House clock would have shown the correct hour since Sunday.
Robert Gordon University principal Steve Olivier took no questions from staff as he announced the redundancy consultation on Wednesday.
By: Alastair Gossip
The ban on turning right onto Rosemount Viaduct was abolished more than a month ago - so why are signs still there?
By: Alastair Gossip
The city council was already considering a 10% rent increase next year... now tenants could be faced with an even larger increase to cover the housing department's £900,000 National Insurance bill.
By: Alastair Gossip
Inspectors said "very few improvements" have been made at Harlaw Academy in Aberdeen - nearly five years after their first damning report into the school.
By: Alastair Gossip
"Uncomfortable though it is for me to say, it is possible some patients suffering significant pain might have procedures put off," Dr Bishop confesses.
By: Alastair Gossip
Aberdeen FC claim the plans have become a "political football" but the council insists it remains open to helping with a new ground. The divide comes over the question of money....
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