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Step back in time: Duthie Park Winter Gardens

Step back in time: Duthie Park Winter Gardens © Courtesy Roddie Reid The David Welch Winter Gardens in Duthie Park is one of the best-loved spots for the people of the Granite City. For generations, the glasshouses and hothouses have offered an exotic escape in the heart of Aberdeen – especially during the grey and dark winter months. And kids of all ages love McPuddock the pond-dwelling frog and Spike the talking cactus, as well as the rich and vibrant array of plants. Continue Reading Start your 1 month free trial today to access premium content, including expert opinion and insight as well as special investigations, just for our subscribers!Subscribe

David welch winter gardensDuthie parkடேவிட் வெல்ச் குளிர்காலம் தோட்டங்கள்டூதி பூங்கா

Readers Letters: Keep distance on park visits

by Readers Letters 25/02/2021, 12:13 pm As it was a sunny day my wife and I decided to go for a walk in Duthie Park in Aberdeen. We managed to get a parking spot at the Polmuir Road entrance. We walked through the park gates and 50 metres later we about turned and made a rapid return to our car. There was NO attempt at social distancing. There were family groups stood together within two metres of each other. People need to get focused. This is how Covid-19 spreads even in the outdoors. A Riddel, Bridge of Don. Pension insult A milestone in my life arrived from the department of pensions. It said as I will be 80 years old this week, they are awarding me 25p per week on my state pension.

United kingdomDon mckayRoyal airDuthie parkPolmuir roadRoyal air forceஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்தாதா மகேஅரச அேகடூதி பூங்காஅரச அேக படை

Readers Letters: Better uses for money in kitty

by Readers Letters © SYSTEM New impression (23/05/2017) for the Aberdeen football Stadium at Kingsford Dons stadium Kingsford Stadium This would be for a new football stadium for Aberdeen Football Club, whose present chairman (Mr Cormack) is reputed to be a multi-millionaire. How did our council come to this decision in these trying times? Did they ask residents of Aberdeen? How much “buckshee” money have they got in their kitty? We are all waiting for these trying times to end, but surely the council should have their eyes on the ball (and not helping a football club finance a new stadium). Some priorities I think they should look at are swimming pools that have been mothballed or shut, sports facilities, and aid for the Friends of Uptown Baths – look how singled-handed the Friends of Duthie Park managed to produce a finished product.

Judi martinMichael northAberdeen football clubKingsford stadiumUptown bathsDuthie parkSir tomஜூடி மார்டின்மைக்கேல் வடக்குகுட்டைநாய் வகை கால்பந்து சங்கம்கிஂக்ஸ்‌ஃபர்ட் அரங்கம்மேலே குளியல்டூதி பூங்காஐயா டோம்

Applications for Aberdeen nursery places to open next week

Applications for Aberdeen nursery places to open next week © Aberdeen City Council Applications for early learning and childcare hours in Aberdeen will open next week. Parents and carers will be able to begin applying for places for their children for the 2021/22 session online from Monday, January 25 for council-run nurseries. From August, parents and carers will now be able to access up to 1,140 funded hours of early learning and childcare (ELC). Schools and nurseries across the region have been redesigned, refurbished and in some cases rebuilt to ready them for an increase in provision. A requirement set down by Holyrood required local authorities to provide up to 1,140 hours of free childcare for all three and four-year-olds by August last year.

Aberdeen cityUnited kingdomJohn wheelerApplications for aberdeen city councilAberdeen city councilCity councilDuthie parkகுட்டைநாய் வகை நகரம்ஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்ஜான் சக்கர வாகனம்பயன்பாடுகள் க்கு குட்டைநாய் வகை நகரம் சபைகுட்டைநாய் வகை நகரம் சபைநகரம் சபைடூதி பூங்கா

Coronavirus: More than 400 rule-breakers fined by police for gatherings across north and north-east

© Kami Thomson / DCT Media 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 More than 400 people across the north and north-east have been fined by police for coronavirus rule breaches since the beginning of the pandemic. Officers have been tasked with enforcing new laws created in March last year to prevent house parties and other large gatherings from taking place. Now police figures have revealed that 430 people have been fined across Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Moray, the Highlands, Orkney, Shetland and the Western Isles for coronavirus rules breaches up to January 3.

Eilean siarUnited kingdomWestern islesIain livingstoneKate stephenKami thomsonMichelle ballantyneDivision superintendent kate stephenMedia paul glendell policeCourtesy scottishScottish governmentChief constable iain livingstonePaul glendellDuthie parkNortheast divisionEast division superintendent kate stephen

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