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Plans have been put forward to demolish an Aberdeen church and sell off the site for redevelopment.
The general trustees of the Church of Scotland have decided to demolish the Garthdee Parish Church.
The building has been empty for nearly a year and is often a target of vandalism in the area.
Garthdee Parish Church has been struggling in terms of managing charity governance responsibilities and resources since 2013 – leaving the site in a “poor state”.
The Church of Scotland has previously said that the building is in need of hundreds of thousands of pounds of urgent repairs in order to stay open.