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A large, colorful sculpture of a pirate made entirely of Lego bricks, wearing a green coat, black hat, and eye patch, holding a white parrot on one arm and a sword in the other hand, inside a building with stone arches and large windows.Events · 14 JulyFestival of the Sea Returns to Celebrate Aberdeen’s Maritime HeritageFour people, two men and two women, one of whom is wearing an orange helmet, stand around an orange Voi electric bicycle on a grassy field, holding two smaller orange helmets.Sport · 8 JulyAberdeen’s Voi E-Bike Scheme Expands to New Neighborhoods Following 55,000 JourneysA woman and a man holding magazines, standing next to a large wooden sculpture in a park.What's On · 7 JulyNew Free Family Trails and Activity Guides Launched Across Aberdeen for Summer HolidaysA close-up view of a dark grey running shoe with a rugged sole stepping on a textured concrete pavement littered with flattened, white chewing gum blobs.Local News · 2 JulyAberdeen Secures £27,500 to Tackle Chewing Gum LitterA group of young people, and some adults, pose on the deck of a sailboat, with a man in a business suit holding a life preserver in the foreground.Travel · 30 JuneYoung Aberdeen Sailors Begin Life-Changing Tall Ships VoyageA wide-angle view of a football stadium from the stands, showing a match in progress on a brightly lit green field with a large crowd in the spectator seating.Sport · 18 JuneGranite City Steel: Aberdeen's Defensive Line at World Cup 2026A long, two-story stone building with several windows and doorways sits next to a paved road under a clear blue sky.Arts & Culture · 10 JuneFit Like? The Doric Dialect's Unexpected RenaissanceA large bronze statue of a man in armor holding a sword and pointing, standing on a stone pedestal against a blue sky with clouds and a grey building in the background.History · 10 JuneThe Forgotten Quarter: How St Machar's Cathedral Holds a Claim to William Wallace's RemainsA historic building with a rounded bay window and striped brick walls stands next to a lighter colored building with a 'To Let' sign in the window, under a bright sky.History · 3 JuneThe Silver Sparkle of the Granite City: How Aberdeen's Local Stone Shaped a Global IdentityA double-decker bus, decorated in green and with advertisements celebrating 100 years of public transportation, drives on a city street alongside a blue, white, and red bus, and a black car, with buildings towering in the background.History · 3 JuneThe 1964 Typhoid Scandal: How a Tin of Corned Beef Changed AberdeenSeveral red and white ships with visible cranes are docked in a harbor, with a city skyline featuring a church and other buildings in the background under a partly cloudy sky.Business · 3 JuneFrom Fishing Port to Oil Capital: How North Sea Oil Transformed Aberdeen After 1969A large, ornate grey stone building features an arched entryway, under which two people walk, with a road in the foreground and signs to the right.History · 3 JuneMarischal College: The Granite Landmark at the Heart of Aberdeen's Civic Life

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