Your Local Councillors

The Kingswells/Sheddocksley/Summerhill ward is represented by three dedicated councillors who serve our community on Aberdeen City Council. They work to address local issues, support residents, and contribute to city-wide decisions

Meet your local councillor

Councillor Kate Blake
(Scottish Labour Party)

Councillor

Councillor Kate Blake represents the Scottish Labour Party in our ward. She is dedicated to addressing social issues, supporting education initiatives, and working towards a more inclusive and equitable community for all residents.

Correspondence Address:
Aberdeen City Council
Town House
Broad Street
Aberdeen
AB10 1FY
Business Phone: 01224 053820
Mobile: 07977 399530
Email: kablake@aberdeencity.gov.uk

Councillor Steve Delaney
(Scottish Liberal Democrat’s)

Depute Provost

Councillor Steve Delaney, the Depute Provost, has been a steadfast advocate for the Kingswells area. A member of the Scottish Liberal Democrats, he focuses on improving local services, including public transportation, and fostering community engagement.

Correspondence Address:
Aberdeen City Council
Town House
Broad Street
Aberdeen
AB10 1FY
Home Phone: 01224 694469
Town House Phone: 01224 069150
Email: sdelaney@aberdeencity.gov.uk

Councillor David Cameron (Scottish National Party)

Lord Provost of Aberdeen

Councillor David Cameron serves as the Lord Provost of Aberdeen, acting as the civic head and ambassador for the city. As a representative of the SNP, he is committed to enhancing community well-being and ensuring that the voices of Kingswells residents are heard at the highest levels of local government.

Correspondence Address:
Aberdeen City Council
Town House
Broad Street
Aberdeen
AB10 1FY
Business Phone: 01224 045755
Mobile: 07876 760760
Email: dacameron@aberdeencity.gov.uk

Your Kingswells Local Councillor

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The Kingswells Community Council will be made up of local residents who volunteer their time to represent the views of the village. They act as a vital link between the community and Aberdeen City Council, raising local concerns and providing feedback on issues like planning, roads, public services, and local developments. The Council also works to support community projects, events, and improvements—helping to ensure that Kingswells remains a safe, well-connected, and vibrant place to live.