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Homes to be demolished to make way for £30m Haudagain roundabout
Aberdeen City Council has granted a building warrant to demolish houses to allow £30 million proposals to tackle a notorious junction to progress.The warrant, first lodged with the local authority in October, will see 31 buildings flattened to allow the Haudagain roundabout to go ahead.Transport Scotland, which submitted the plans to demolish the two and three-storey homes, estimated the work will cost £1m.The homes near the Haudagain – dubbed the Middlefield Triangle – are being flattened as part of Transport Scotland’s £30m plan to alleviate pressure at the notorious bottleneck.
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