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Hometown highlights need for high street reform
The article discusses efforts to revitalize Aberdeen’s city center, particularly Union Street, which has suffered from high vacancy rates and declining foot traffic. A community-led initiative, involving landlords, the council, and volunteers, has successfully filled many vacant units through targeted incentives and clean-up programs. Despite progress, challenges remain, including the need for broader uses beyond retail and overcoming economic barriers, as the city works to transform its high street into a vibrant, multi-purpose destination.
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