Amendment to Parking Restrictions - Airyhall Avenue

Aberdeen City Council has notified us of the following amendment to parking restriction in force in Airyhall Avenue.

From 8:00am on 18th January 2021 until 5pm on 9th April 2021. there will be no waiting along the west side of Airyhall Avenue between the junctions with Craigton Road and Countesswells Road.  The restrictions will be in force between the hours of 7:30am and 5:00pm. These no-waiting restrictions will be demarcated by the use of no-waiting cones.

Illegally parked vehicles will be removed at the owner’s expense. The restrictions are in the interests of public safety during repairs works to the footways by Aberdeen City Council.

Self Isolation Grants

The Scottish Welfare Fund administer the Scottish Government Self Isolation Support Grants.

The grants are to assist people in receipt of low incomes to self-isolate to prevent the spread of COVID-19. This should support people to be able to afford to comply with the Test & Protect Service's requirement for them to self-isolate during the 10 day period. 

You may be eligible for a £500 payment if meet the following criteria:

• Have been contacted and required by the Test and Protect Service to self-isolate (or equivalent service from elsewhere in the UK); or
• 
  have been notified by the Protect Scotland app (or equivalent app) to self-isolate and this requirement can be individually verified; or
• you have been identified as the parent or primary carer of a child under 16 who has been required by the Test and Protect Service (or equivalent service from elsewhere in the UK) or the child school have given you notification to self-isolate.

In addition, you must

• be employed or self-employed; and unable to work from home whilst self isolating; and
• will experience loss of income as a result of self-isolating; and
• are in receipt of Universal Credit, Working Tax Credit, Housing Benefit, Income Support, Income related Employment Support Allowance, Income based Job Seekers Allowance or Pension credit OR You have been awarded but not yet received a payment of universal credit, OR You think you may be eligible for universal credit based on your earnings prior to your isolation period.

Grants are paid per eligible person, not per household, therefore a couple who both meet the eligibility criteria for a grant will be paid £500 each, however only one claim per household can be made where a parent or primary carer is looking after a child under 16 who is required to isolate.

You will need to provide evidence as part of your application to verify your application


Evidence requirements:

• Evidence that the Test & Protect Service has requested that you self-isolate,
• Proof that you are in receipt of one of the qualifying benefits,
• A bank statement,
• Proof of employment/self-employment and that you cannot undertake your job/run your business without social contact or from home.
• Proof that your pay/income will reduce as a result of having to self-isolate.

For full information and to make an application visit https://www.aberdeencity.gov.uk/services/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-support-grants

Festive Greetings

Braeside and Mannofield 

Community Council wish 

everyone, seasons greetings 

and a healthy, safe and prosperous 

COVID free 2021.