Aberdeenshire housebuilder Churchill Homes is to open the doors to its new South Ythsie development this weekend, inviting buyers to explore its architect-designed homes with panoramic countryside views.
The annual Young Farmers Overwintering Competition hosted by Aberdeen & Northern Marts, sponsored by A H Mackay, West Greenland and Ross Bremner Transport took place at Caithness Livestock Centre, Quoybrae on Monday 7th April alongside the Show and Sale of Store Cattle including Aberdeen Angus and other Native Breeds sponsored by Highland News & Media.
A1 Digital Solutions, a leading provider of office technology and managed print services, is proud to announce its new partnership as the first official Fujifilm dealer in Scotland.
Manufacturers and producers from Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, and Moray are aiming high as they compete for the region's top industry awards, with more than 60 entries submitted for this year’s North East Scotland Food & Drink Awards.
Easter getaways are in full swing at Aberdeen International Airport with more than 56,000 passengers travelling over the coming weeks.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
The chairman of Our Union Street has warned Aberdeen is heading into Scotland's largest free event - the Tall Ships - with the fewest number of taxis in years.
The Post Office has said it will offload the remaining 108 branches it directly owns in order to move to a fully franchised network.
NHS Grampian is to receive a £67million loan from the Scottish government to help it deal with rising costs.
Economists have warned ministers will need to find up to £16billion of annual cost savings or raise taxes due to an unhealthy and ageing population.
Donald Trump is now imposing a 104% tariff on goods imported from China after the country did not withdraw its retaliatory tariffs on the US.
Mortgage rates are set to be cut by some lenders after turmoil from Donald Trump's tariff's raised expectations that UK interest rates could be slashed.