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Work to remove Aberdeen Spaces For People road work to begin in August

Work to remove Aberdeen Spaces For People road work to begin in August
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Council approves purchase of BHS for new Aberdeen Market

Council approves purchase of BHS for new Aberdeen Market Updated: May 11, 2021, 6:45 pm © Supplied by Aberdeen City Council Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Council chiefs will meet tomorrow with the developer behind plans to build a new Aberdeen market in the city’s former BHS building. Surprise proposals emerged last week for the local authority to purchase the seven-years-empty building for redevelopment. The “emerging opportunity” to buy the beleaguered department store for a new London Borough food market type of site was put to councillors this afternoon.

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Have your say: Which design for Aberdeen BHS building is best?

Have your say: Which design for Aberdeen BHS building is best? © Supplied by Aberdeen City Counci Earlier this week, Aberdeen City Council released striking new images along with a report detailing plans to transform an iconic high street building into a bustling indoor market. The images could be said to resemble something more often seen in cosmopolitan cities such as London’s Borough Market and Barcelona’s Santa Caterina – a high degree of ambition indeed. View of the Mercat Santa Caterina (Market Holy Catherine), a covered modern food market in Barcelona. But plans were already on the table for the former BHS building, proposed by real estate investment firm and property owner Patrizia.

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First images of new market in former BHS premises in Aberdeen

Updated: 05/05/2021, 5:17 pm © Supplied by Aberdeen City Counci Concept images showing the new frontage of the redeveloped BHS site in Union Street Aberdeen City Council could make a surprise bid for the former BHS and indoor market buildings – revealing ambitious plans to build a new market in their place. Town House chiefs are to next week put the “emerging opportunity” to buy the seven-years-empty department store for redevelopment, in a move hoped to reinvigorate the east end of Union Street. Costs of the purchase will be discussed in private by the city growth committee next week, kept secret while the deal is still being agreed.

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Spaces for People: Council co-leader to demand timetable for removal

Updated: 03/05/2021, 9:44 pm © Kenny Elrick / DCT Media Council co-leader Douglas Lumsden wants a timetable set out for the removal of Spaces For People works in George Street and Rosemount Controversial changes to Aberdeen’s roads could be rolled back soon, with a crunch summit on the future of physical distancing measures expected on Tuesday. Council co-leader Douglas Lumsden is to meet with public health officials this week, looking to ascertain once and for all when the temporary bike lanes and pavement widening could be removed. The Scottish Conservative, standing for election to Holyrood on Thursday, has clarified his position on the roadworks, funded by a £1.76 million Scottish Government grant.

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