A giant slinky, an inflatable castle, a huge neon colouring wall and a high-powered light beam sharing a morse code message with the universe, were just some of the illuminated exhibits on display as thousands of visitors from across Scotland and the UK took to the streets of Aberdeen to experience Spectra, Scotland’s Festival of Light.
Aberdeen-based Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and workwear specialists Mo+Co have partnered with the Russell Anderson Foundation to supply and sponsor football kits for young players at Riverbank Primary School in Tillydrone, helping to inspire the next generation of local footballing talent.
Reservoir Group, a leading provider of innovative well intervention services, has successfully deployed its tubing cutting tooling in a variety of tubing sizes and applications for both onshore and offshore environments.
Highland Heritage Woodworks (HHW), a Scottish woodworking, sawmill and cabin building company renowned for its dedication to sustainability and craftsmanship, recently partnered with sustainable technology firm Recycl8 to construct foundations for a new sawmill and drying kiln, using the firm’s lower-carbon R8 Mix concrete.
Women in Tech Aberdeen is thrilled to announce its next event, A tribute to Ada Lovelace through art and AI, taking place on Thursday, February 27 2025, from 6pm to 8pm at ONE Tech Hub.
Bon Accord Care, an Aberdeen-based health and social care service, has raised money to purchase much needed donations for local charity, Aberdeen Cyrenians.
Organiser Normal Esslemont hailed the "magnificent effort" as his bus gates legal challenge crowdfunding campaign reached its £35,000 target - and issued a rallying call to "keep the pressure up".
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Aberdeen City & Shire Hotels Association has hailed the potential for an Aberdeen visitor levy - frequently referred to as a "tourist tax" - to benefit both visitors and locals alike.
A group of investors led by tech-billionaire Elon Musk has bid £97.4billion to buy ChatGPT maker OpenAI.
Thousands of jobs in the North Sea are being put at risk because the UK Government is driven by “zealotry”, according to the Conservatives.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has criticised the government's response to the Grangemouth oil refinery closure and said there has been "nowhere near enough progress".