Donside Village

Donside Village is a suburb of Aberdeen in Scotland.

Donside Village
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Location and overview

Donside Village is a suburb of Aberdeen within Electoral Ward 6 and sits between Old Aberdeen, Tillydrone, Seaton Park, and Bridge of Don. It was built in the Don Valley on the site of the old Donside Paper Mill.

History

Donside Village occupies the former site of the Donside Paper Mill, which closed in 2001 and was torn down around 2006.[1][2] Planning permission for a new development was obtained in 2008.[3]

Events

The local community of Donside Village is active[4] and regularly hosts events, such as the community theatre production of The River in 2017, and the Summer Fayre held on the second weekend in August. The group's Facebook page has the schedule for upcoming events and is regularly updated.[5] Beehives were sited in 2018 with the honey being harvested and sold in the village.[6]

gollark: You can't, consume "bees".
gollark: The edited communist manifesto from earlier was thingied on my GPU.
gollark: Anyway, based on my very rough testing, the GPU is about 4 times as fast as the CPU for my arbitrary NLP tasks.
gollark: Google has these TPU things, which are hyperspecialized for particular big parallel operations™ and have tons of memory bandwidth.
gollark: CPUs do a few fairly sequential and varied tasks quite fast; GPUs do big parallel boring ones extremely fast.

References
  1. "Paper mill closure costs 250 jobs". 27 July 2001 – via news.bbc.co.uk.
  2. "A History of Donside – Donside Village".
  3. Welch, Adrian (30 January 2010). "Donside Urban Village: Aberdeen Housing, Devanha". e-architect.
  4. "Donside Village".
  5. "Donside Village Community". www.facebook.com.
  6. "Aberdeen honey pots create buzz for keepers". society.

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