Ben Hendry is a journalist based in Aberdeen, Scotland. He writes for The Press and Journal and his work has also appeared in The Courier. Ben covers a wide range of local news stories, including developments in the Aberdeen area, historical preservation, community issues, and cultural events.
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Ben Hendry's articles primarily cover local news related to Aberdeen, Scotland, with a focus on housing developments, entertainment venues, and government initiatives. His coverage often includes announcements and expert commentary.
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By: Ben Hendry
Leading lights behind the campaign for a Common Sense Compromise say they have been assured the measures called for would be legally valid.
By: Ben Hendry
The vote came after almost 11,000 people backed a campaign for far more significant changes to the "unwanted" measures.
By: Ben Hendry
Michael Hutchison claimed that business owners campaigning for change on the bus gates were to blame for people staying away from the city centre.
By: Ben Hendry
We name the 20 people who stood against the will of the 11,000 who backed calls to remove some of the measures blamed for sagging footfall.
By: Ben Hendry
Manager Martin Widerlechner told the Press and Journal about the decision to relaunch the Aberdeen premises.
By: Ben Hendry
The pub chain is spending hundreds of thousands on the Aberdeen venue - but will changes to the A-listed building be allowed?
By: Ben Hendry
Documents sent to Aberdeenshire Council explain that an extra tool shed will be needed for the "growing team of gardeners".
By: Ben Hendry
This is in addition to prior warnings about the Scottish Government snatching back £8m awarded for South College Street improvements, should the measures be lifted.
By: Ben Hendry
The local historian was awarded a British Empire Medal in the 2015 Honours.
By: Ben Hendry
Hazlehead Park is the place to be for city youngsters this summer... But roads are struggling to cope with the demand.
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