The website for everyone in the Old Aberdeen community

Old Aberdeen

Next  meeting of the Old Aberdeen

Community Council :

Tuesday,  19th February at 7.30PM at
Old Aberdeen Town House - top floor.

We hope these pages will provide you with a wide range of information about the area, including planning issues, local businesses and information for tourists. You can come along to any of the Community Council’s monthly meetings, or contact us through our mail address: mail@oacc.org.uk


Local organisations and businesses are invited to provide input about what they offer and to send in any topical news, too.

For any communication regarding this web site, please contact:  webadmin@oldaberdeen.org.uk

The minutes for the last meeting should  be <HERE>, but - if they’re not, -  we may be a bit late!

Meeting agenda for the January meeting:


1. Present and apologies

2. Minutes of previous meeting (attached) and matters arising

3. Maria Thies, ACC Estates Programme Manager to discuss consultation regarding St Peter’s school move

4. Police update (if available)

5. UoA update (if available)

6. AUSA reps update (if available) 

7. Seaton Park update (if available)

8. Planning issues

9. Other local issues

Place Standard tool

Police attendance at OACC meetings

Drainage issue at corner St Machar Drive / Dunbar Street  (south)

UoA Rigid Marquee at Church Walk

Vehicles ignoring College Bounds lights

Litter and fly-tipping Dunbar Street (north) and Don Street (by Bede House)

10. City Councillors’ update

11. Treasurer’s report

12. Reports of other meetings attended & forthcoming meetings

13. Date and venue for next meeting           

14. Representations from members of the public and AOB







Data Protection

While the Old Aberdeen Community Council has been  registered under the Data Protection Act for many years, the advent of the General Data Protection Register has required a re-visit to this subject which has included a requirement to provide a ‘Privacy Notice’ to clarify who we are ,what information we hold, why and for how long.

This is now available on this web site and can be accessed by clicking here.