Kingswells Teenybeats is a singing group for 0-4s. We meet at Webster Park on Mondays from 1.30pm - 2.30pm. Singing lasts for half an hour (including action songs, songs with Teddy, instruments and parachute). After singing, toys and biscuits are provided.  There is an annual joining fee of £2.50 per family and thereafter 50p per week (per child). You must also join Kingswells Community Centre.
For more details contact teenybeats@gmail.com or 07512 011189.

There is now an online form for booking the church halls, http://www.kingswellschurch.com/churchhall.html

All seven cars stolen in a £150,000 theft from an Arnold Clark dealership in Aberdeen have been recovered.

Their van broke down last Friday afternoon and they were hoping to have the spare on the road for tomorrow. Bad weather has delayed the collection of the spare van from Dalkeith so there will be no service tomorrow.
The mobile banking team send their sincere apologies and look forward to seeing you all next week.
 

New restrictions in bid to improve safety

space could be used for transport training

Service changes Update - 14th February 2010

Documents had higher values than originals.

Company won’t change number 14 decision but says other routes will cover area

Visit the new web site page for the Kingswells Toddler Group in the Lifestyle menu to find details and news about the Kingswells Toddler Group.
 

Future development options for Mastrick, Sheddocksley and Northfield will be considered at a public consultation event at Mastrick Community Centre next Tuesday (01 December) from 6–9pm.

Plans for major expansion of Aberdeen over the next 13 years put to the public

Weekly nature classes for nursery children to explore the great outdoors.

Suburban councils take issue with Aberdeen planners

Thanks - your generosity allowed Derberth resident to climb Mount Kilimanjaro for charity.

Thank for help to climb Mount Kilimanjaro for charity.

Aberdeen officials highlight 48 commercial and residential schemes