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Aberdeen Harbour expansion project sailing towards completion

Aberdeen Harbour expansion project sailing towards completion © Supplied by Weber Shandwick The £350 million Aberdeen harbour expansion project is now 70% through the construction phase, bosses have confirmed. The £350 million Aberdeen harbour expansion project is now 70% through the construction phase, bosses have confirmed. The expansion, which is the largest marine infrastructure project under way in the UK, commenced at the start of 2017. However, it was delayed due to the impact of coronavirus and the principal contractor withdrawing. Once complete, Aberdeen Harbour will be the largest berthage port in Scotland and will welcome vessels of up to 300 metres in length. Keith Young, AHEP project director, said: “Since taking over the site in May, we have seen considerable progress and overcome several engineering challenges.

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Heartbreak for Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire hospitality as region moved to Level 3

Colin Cameron, Owner of Kirkgate Bar. However, some business leaders hope the introduction of Level three restrictions will encourage people to support local during the festive season. Colin Cameron, who owns the Kirkgate Bar, The Bridge and Masada Bar, said pub bosses need customers, not support. He said: “It’s a real disappointment for the hospitality industry in Aberdeen because we have done so well. “In my three pubs, we are doing our best to ensure people have a substantial meal when they are having alcohol and are complying with the rules. Customers really appreciate what we are doing and the staff are all up for it.

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Aberdeen retailers to grill authorities on latest Covid restrictions

© DC Thomson Keeping shoppers safe and reducing the spread of Covid-19 will be a key focus for the authorities and retailers this Christmas. 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 Health authorities and the police will offer advice to Aberdeen retailers on the latest coronavirus restrictions and how to keep shoppers safe this Christmas at a seminar tomorrow morning. NHS Grampian, police and the city council are to share the latest guidance with businesses in an effort to keep people safe and doors open through the festive period.

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New ownership for Stonehaven cafe sees venue offer up supper club menu

New ownership for Stonehaven cafe sees venue offer up supper club menu © Heather Fowlie/DCT Media Cafe Boheme owner Paul Mair North-east restaurateur Paul Mair has his sights set on coastal town as he updates cafe’s offering. The owner of a popular French-inspired eatery in Aberdeen has revealed his plans for a new venue in Stonehaven after taking on The Old Pier. Paul Mair, who took over fine dining French-inspired restaurant Cafe Boheme in Aberdeen around three years ago, has purchased his second venue from the same owner he bought his first from. The restaurateur, who bought The Old Pier and Cafe Boheme’s former owner Dominique Mancello, says the move was primarily as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, and was “an opportunity he couldn’t pass up”.

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Befriend a Child overwhelmed by generosity of Aberdeen public

© DCT Media/Heather Fowlie Befriend a Child volunteers. A north-east children’s charity says it has been “overwhelmed” by the generosity of the Aberdeen public. Befriend a Child’s Giving Tree Appeal ensures that the children it supports have presents to open on Christmas morning and adventures to look forward to in 2021. Members of the public can pick up a physical gift tag from one of the charity’s Giving Tree partners across Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire to donate a gift or experience. Head of operations, Jean Gordon, said: “This has been a tough year for everyone, but more so for the children and families we support who have been hit hardest as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown.

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