A disused Aberdeen City Council depot has been handed over to a support group which is looking to expand its activities. The local authority has passed on the former building services site on School Road to the nearby Seaton Community Church. The church group works to tackle loneliness, promote parenting and life skills, encourage children to exercise and also runs hot meal services during school holidays. The church plans to demolish the buildings and construct a community centre to allow it to develop its existing programme in the regeneration area. Pastor Barry Douglas is looking forward to doing even more for the community in Seaton. He said: We are just delighted at the news and we are very grateful to Aberdeen City Council for their vision and support. We are looking forward to building a modern community centre for the people of Seaton. We already run a number of programmes in Seaton and are looking forward to being able to organise an