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Scotland’s biggest cities need tax raising and immigration powers, an overhaul of business rates and major investment in connectivity to succeed in the future, according to a new report.
Disruption caused by the huge cut in ScotRail services from today could cost the economy tens of millions of pounds a week, a leading Scottish economist has warned.
UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak is reported to be considering measures previously introduced by George Osborne and Margaret Thatcher to impose a windfall tax on North Sea oil and gas producers.
Aberdeenshire East MSP Gillian Martin has pressed the Scottish Government over challenges faced by offshore workers in finding new roles in renewables.
Saudi Arabia looks set to stand by Russia as a member of the Opec+ group of oil producers. This comes despite tightening western sanctions on Moscow and a potential EU ban on Russian oil imports.
Robert Gordon University is running a half day virtual open day for prospective employers, students and mentors to explore the university’s Graduate Apprenticeship (GA) programme.
Paralympians and champion cyclists Neil and Lora Fachie MBE are to join Dons supporters on this year’s Kiltwalk, raising money for the Aberdeen Football Club Community Trust (AFCCT).
The World Clydesdale Show 2022 has announced the appointment of Martin Clunes as show President.
Revenues at a leading Aberdeen-based electrical group have exceeded £10million for the first time, thanks to its successful and ongoing globalisation strategy.
The Drifters will bring their live show for one night only at Aberdeen’s P&J Live on Saturday 3rd December 2022.
Aberdeenshire Cricket Club’s girls and ladies’ team Northern Lights has showcased their brand-new kit, following a donation from Aberdeen-based housebuilder Cala Homes North.
The word ‘intersectionality’ is slipping into workplace conversations with increasing frequency, but what does it actually mean?