ABOUT US

The Torry Development Trust is a membership organisation and is now also a registered charity that was set up by local folk in Torry for the benefit of Torry. We are here to work for local solutions to existing challenges to meet the needs and interests of some 11,000 people who stay in Torry, the boundary of which is the Wellington Road, the river, the sea and the foot of the Gramps. We are one of many hundreds of Development Trust across the country and are part of the wider network of community organisations under the umbrella of the Development Trust Association (Scotland) – DTAS (www.dtas.org.uk)

We are here to help Torry folk with the challenges of urban regeneration, the environmental protection of our green spaces and coastal areas, and for the recognition and protection of the arts, heritage, history and culture in Torry.  We are open to hear your ideas and you can contact us through this website.

Projects Works Being Prepared For Tender in Torry

  Revised planning consent approved by Aberdeen City Council to provide 55 affordable homes and a warning about site safety!
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Victoria Road School Community Regeneration Project

Grampian Housing Association and Torry Development Trust redevelop the former Victoria Road School site and buildings.
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Victoria Road School Buildings for the Community

The Victoria Road School buildings are very important to the local community. They were built over 150 years ago.
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Volunteer

Would you like to join in planned events in the future? Please express your interest to us through the contact form through the online template.

Become a Member

We welcome your support and membership. Our members play a key role in setting our priorities, through consultations or add by applying to join the TDT.

Donate to Us

You can help us do more work in our local communities of Torry and support those who need it, contact us to find out more.

We never share any personal information with third party organisations. Click here to view our private information policy.

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