Moreen Simpson: Hooray for Aberdeen hero putting hand in pocket to take on local council in bus gates fiasco
Local businessman Norman Esslemont has offered to chip in to help pay for a legal case against the council.
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Rebecca Buchan: Aberdeen City Council is as good as boycotting local businesses – it’s time to fight back
Despite the outpouring of expert views, the future of Aberdeen is in the hands of less than two dozen people who feel to me completely clueless as to what’s most beneficial.
Esslemonts shop boss: ‘I’d happily chip in for legal fight against city centre bus gates killing trade’
There has been growing anger since Aberdeen City Council voted to make the controversial measures permanent.
Moreen Simpson: Shame we canna get rid o’ bus gate backers noo – but we’ll niver forget
I dread to think what a blighted sort of place the centre will be with so many motorists opting to shop in the Shire.
‘I did the right thing’: Why another Aberdeen SNP councillor broke ranks over bus gate vote
Exclusive: Alison Alphonse refused to side with her party colleagues as they voted to make controversial traffic bans permanent.
Lawyer loses cool as Aberdeen councillor pockets secret bus gate legal advice
M Tauqeer Malik removed confidential documents from the council HQ.
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Moreen Simpson: Hooray for Aberdeen hero putting hand in pocket to take on local council in bus gates fiasco
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‘Total shambles’: City leaders reverse their own vote on Union Terrace as bus gates made permanent – again
Rebecca Buchan: Power-mad council’s bus gate shambles means it could be Last Christmas for some of our traders
Explained: Why Union Terrace wrong turn has caused chaos for councillors who ‘didn’t know the rules’
‘Chaotic’ council scrambles to UNDO vote on Union Terrace while traders ‘seek bus gate legal advice’
Council votes down calls for probe into ‘undue pressure on officials to justify Aberdeen bus gates’
Union Terrace turning ban still there more than a month after vote to scrap it – as MORE Aberdeen roads close
Moreen Simpson: Hooray for Aberdeen hero putting hand in pocket to take on local council in bus gates fiasco
Rebecca Buchan: Aberdeen City Council is as good as boycotting local businesses – it’s time to fight back
Esslemonts shop boss: ‘I’d happily chip in for legal fight against city centre bus gates killing trade’
Moreen Simpson: Shame we canna get rid o’ bus gate backers noo – but we’ll niver forget
‘I did the right thing’: Why another Aberdeen SNP councillor broke ranks over bus gate vote
Lawyer loses cool as Aberdeen councillor pockets secret bus gate legal advice
Adelphi bus gate: How to avoid a fine as we reveal what difference Union Street change will REALLY make
‘I can’t support this’: Former Aberdeen SNP leader Alex Nicoll breaks ranks by refusing to vote for bus gates
Compromise pleas thrown under the bus as Aberdeen traffic bans made PERMANENT – while ‘deluded’ leaders hail Lego dinosaur boost
Moreen Simpson: Cooncil leaders should jist admit they dinna WANT tae listen to folk of Aberdeen
Planning chief made £8m bus gate threat A WHOLE MONTH before solicitors formed opinion
Could Aberdeen City Council REALLY be taken to court over bus gate ‘shambles’?
Union Terrace right turn ban could be axed – but final Aberdeen bus gate decision delayed
Aberdeen clothes shop owner warns of closure as Labour and Tories join forces ahead of FINAL vote on bus gates
Aberdeen bus gates poised to STAY as scrapping any ‘might annoy drivers’
IT glitch waylays Aberdeen council meetings – and could postpone vital bus gate talks
Your bus gate fines to fund belated council talks with Aberdeen traders hit by road changes
Claims council ‘could lose £150m rapid transit cash’ by scrapping controversial bus gates
