Aberdeen Beach, Union Street and Market latest as iconic leisure centre flumes demolished.

Work is ongoing on three sites across the city, including work to redesign Union Street, the beach redevelopment project, and efforts to establish a new £40 million market. Aberdeen’s big projects are continuing this month, with substantial progress made on three key locations.

On Union Street, efforts are continue to complete the laying of the new road surface, with section of the Granite Mile reopened for some cars in recent weeks.

More work is ongoing to repair and rebuild pavements outside multiple establishments following the latest information that access via Belmont Street will be closed off for six months.

Just across the city, at The Green, development of the new £40 million Flint market is underway, with steel being built and the structure taking shape.

And at the beach, it’s a melancholy week for many as the renowned flumes and the rest of the leisure facility are demolished, conjuring memories for many locals.

Here are all of the most recent updates on Aberdeen’s major projects provided by the council this month, including the latest on Castlegate’s renovation.

Union Street Central

Since permitted cars were moved to the new setts’ highway on the east section of the site, the council reports that people have been walking on the roadway rather than the footway.

Walking on the live roadway is strictly banned, and pedestrians must always obey traffic rules and utilise designated footways. The highway is solely for allowed vehicles, and disregarding the safety precautions puts lives at danger.

A council-issued diagram depicts the approved footways in green and the automobile road in red, with pedestrians advised to follow guidelines surrounding the project.

East Section

Work is underway along the north footway from the former RBS site, heading westward towards Correction Wynd.

Since permitted cars were switched over to the new setts’ carriageway on the east section of the property, the council states that there have been concerns with walkers walking on the roadway instead of the footway.

Work is progressing along the north footway from the former RBS site, moving westward to Correction Wynd.

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