Kirstie Topp is a journalist based in Aberdeen, Scotland. She writes for various local and national publications, covering a range of topics including local news, politics, and community issues. Kirstie is known for her in-depth reporting and her commitment to bringing important stories to light.
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Aberdeen, United Kingdom (Local)
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Kirstie Topp's coverage focuses predominantly on local government announcements and expert commentary, with a notable emphasis on issues related to Aberdeenshire Council. Her articles also cover topics such as short-term lets, salary blunders, and education, all within the context of Aberdeen.
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Councillor Ross Grant believes both Tillydrone and St Peters RC children "can't afford further delays" as the opening has been delayed again.
Work on Riverbank School began in December 2021 after being delayed by the Covid pandemic, but it missed its summer 2024 opening and workers remain on site in November.
By: Kirstie Topp
Club president Peter Grant said the building was needed as its current pavilion is "just too small".
By: Kirstie Topp
Garioch Rugby Club has been given the go-ahead to build a much-needed new flagship base to meet demand and its ever increasing membership.
By: Kirstie Topp
Councillors were recently given a major update on the progress of the £20 million Peterhead Cultural Project.
By: Kirstie Topp
The former council building has laid vacant for the last decade.
By: Kirstie Topp
The project faced delays after Aberdeenshire Council lodged an objection against the works - but this has now been removed.
In 2016, the Scottish Government pledged to provide £24million to fund a flyover at the junction, found between the A90 and A937 Montrose road, but eight years on, construction has still not started.
By: Kirstie Topp
Residents have hit out at the shock announcement that 13 venues across the north-east could be closed by the end of the year.
By: Kirstie Topp
The local authority announced plans to close 13 libraries across the region by the end of the year last week, blaming low footfall and unsuitable buildings for the decision.
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