Clan Cancer Support has opened a boutique charity shop for children in Banchory.
Aberdeen City Council’s budget approval of an additional £9.536million in funding for the city’s Health and Social Care partnership was welcomed at today’s (Tuesday 18 March) meeting of the Integration Joint Board (IJB),
Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire will mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day with a moving commemorative event at the Music Hall on Saturday 10th May.
E&M Hydraulics, a leading provider of hydraulic equipment rental, servicing, and refurbishment to the oil and gas sector, has moved into a new, larger facility to accommodate its continued growth.
Hunter Adams has appointed Bex Killoran to the role of senior recruitment advisor within its recruitment team.
Offshore Energies UK’s 2025 Supply Chain report says building on the UK’s unique industrial strengths in energy production is key to unlocking the Government’s ambition to grow the nation’s economy and build the future of the North Sea.
A ceremony to repatriate Tasmanian ancestral remains held in University of Aberdeen collections since the 1850s will take place on Friday (March 21).
Major roadworks on a central section on Union Street have been delayed - with the council blaming "worker productivity" for the slow progress.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
There are fresh calls for the windfall tax to be brought to an end after a new report predicted that Aberdeen will have the least economic growth of any UK city in the next three years.
Energy firm Baker Hughes is negotiating a 10-year extension to the lease on its Portlethen base as it plans to develop the site.
Energy services firm Hunting has announced plans to axe jobs in Aberdeen, blaming the North Sea tax hikes for the decision as its taken a heavy toll on activity.