Alastair Gossip

An Aberdeen shop owner's dreams of starting her own clothing line have been dashed by her fight to survive since installation of bus gates - which cost her the savings put aside for the expansion.

What do those vying for your vote in Aberdeen North and Aberdeen South think of the Common Sense Compromise, thought up by businesses driven to the brink by the city centre road changes?

Aberdeenshire traders should prepare for boom times if the Aberdeen city centre bus gates remain in place, as campaigners urged city councillors to back our Common Sense Compromise.

"Unless I've been under a rock, I don't believe we have had any consultation regarding the bus gates," the co-chair of Aberdeen Disability Equity Partnership told The Press and Journal.

Councillors were expected to make a final decision on the Aberdeen bus gates today - after months of misery for city centre traders.

Co-leader Ian Yuill reveals his plans to consult with businesses before making a decision on the future of city centre traffic bans... But will this be enough?

The result was declared for the Aberdeen North seat in the early hours of Friday morning after Thursday's general election.

The result was declared for the West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine seat in the early hours of Friday morning after the 2024 general election.

Our Common Sense Compromise campaign continues to press for steps that will help city centre businesses impacted by the controversial roads overhaul.

Council vans, mounted with automatic number plate recognition cameras, will soon patrol Aberdeen's streets.