Wood, a global leader in consulting and engineering, has secured a record $920 million of strategic wins across the Middle East in 2024.
Bilfinger, a leading industrial services provider, has been appointed by Cerulean Winds to join the alliance of companies developing the Aspen, Beech and Cedar floating offshore wind farms, which collectively will generate 3GW+ of renewable green energy.
ASET International Energy Training Academy marks its 30 years as the world’s first commercial CompEx training centre, setting the standard for competency training in hazardous environments.
A group of book enthusiasts from St Margaret’s School for Girls in Aberdeen has launched a new initiative to encourage more students to read over the festive season.
Azets Aberdeen, a leading provider of financial and strategic advisory services, has continued to respond and adapt effectively to the changing needs of the local market throughout this year, with a further significant increase in demand for the company’s flexible resource solutions service.
All the tenants at BlueSky proudly came together to support Mission Christmas this year, to help make sure every child in the North-east doesn't go without this Christmas.
Accountancy and business advisory firm Johnston Carmichael has collected over one hundred items of new and lightly worn pre-loved clothing for charities that help unemployed men and women back into work.
AquaTerra Group is delighted to announce the appointment of Oliver Lyon as business development consultant.
City council bosses have voted to reverse their own decision on Union Terrace traffic measures in a bid to shut down any potential legal challenge from desperate traders.
At this month’s 7th Russell Anderson Foundation (RAF) AGM, former Aberdeen Football Club vice-chairman George Yule announced he was stepping down, having been chairman of the trustees for the past seven years with ex-Aberdeen Drilling School chief Jim Sutherland, who has been a RAF trustee since 2017, taking over as the new chair.
The UK inflation rate has gone up for a second month in a row with figures hitting 2.6% in the year to November.
Retailer Shoe Zone has announced it is planning store closures as it blames the UK Budget changes to National Insurance Contributions and minimum wage for making shops "unviable".