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Welcome to Kingswells

Nestled on the western edge of Aberdeen, Kingswells is a vibrant village community that blends the charm of rural living with the convenience of city connections. Whether you’re a long-time resident or a first-time visitor, Kingswells offers a warm welcome and a strong community spirit.

From scenic walks in the Bucksburn Valley to bustling activity at the Community Centre, Kingswells is a place where neighbours know each other, families grow, and local life thrives. Our village is home to excellent schools, green spaces, local businesses, and a wide range of clubs, events, and services that bring people together.

This website is your hub for everything happening in Kingswells—news, events, services, groups, and more. Get involved. 

Kingswells: Data 2025

Kingswells population 4,850 (2022 National Records of Scotland).    
OS Grid reference  NJ 86607 07704.      Council area Aberdeen City


Your Stories

This blog is here to celebrate all the things that make Kingswells special — from new business ventures and personal milestones to community events or creative projects.

We’re always happy to share genuine local news, achievements, and stories — many of which may be featured free of charge. If you’re a local business looking for a bit of extra visibility, we also offer low-cost promotional options.

Not sure if your story fits?  Just get in touch — we’d love to hear from you and help share what you’re doing with the community

Notice from Kingswells Co-op

Many Kingswells residents have likely noticed some empty shelves or found their favourite products missing at our local Co-op in recent weeks. While it may have been a bit frustrating, there’s an important reason behind the disruption—and we wanted to share some information to keep our community in the loop.

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Get Involved

This is your village and community website, and we’d love your help bringing it to life. If you have stories, photos, local news, events, or anything else related to Kingswells, please get in touch and share it with us. Whether it’s a memory, a group update, or a great walk—if it’s about Kingswells, it belongs here.

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Our Stories

A Fresh Look for Kingswells

The new Kingswells website introduces a refreshed colour palette to reflect both the natural beauty and the evolving identity of our community. While the old site used orange as a dominant colour, we’ve chosen a warmer, more grounded direction that feels closer to home.

Gorse yellow now plays a leading role—a nod to the vibrant gorse that blooms around Kingswells in spring and summer. It’s a colour rooted in the local landscape, symbolising warmth, resilience, and a connection to nature. Paired with soft lilac and natural drystone consumption dyke tones, the new palette feels open, welcoming, and distinctly local—just like Kingswells itself.

This update isn’t just a visual change—it’s a small reflection of how our village continues to grow while staying true to its surroundings.

 

 

The Old Cockerel Has Finally Retired…

The old cockerel has finally retired—poor guy had his day (and lost his pecker, apparently). So, we thought it was time for a fresh start! Our new display picture now captures the true spirit of Kingswells—less cluck, more charm.

Our delightful new Kingswells Facebook Page logo reflects the character of the village, showcasing the distinctive white rendering and reddish-orange brick homes that are a familiar sight in the area. While we know not every house looks exactly like this, the design celebrates the overall feel of the community. It’s surrounded by vibrant yellow gorse—common throughout Kingswells—alongside the stone dyke wall and forest trees, echoing the local walks. The yellow, purple and grey tones are thoughtfully aligned with our Kingswells website.

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We hope you like the new profile picture!
P.S. Wonder if the rooster will ever get repaired…? 🐓


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