Summer in Aberdeen is set to begin with the return of the Aberdeen Highland Games to Hazlehead Park on Sunday.
A recent UK employment tribunal decision highlights the importance of valuing both education and skills and of communicating clearly with employees when making employment decisions.
Diversity Bridge SCIO is proud to announce “Living Rhythms: Stories and Beats of Resilience”, a unique cultural event in celebration of Refugee Week 2025, taking place on Monday, 16 June 2025, from 4pm to 6pm at Inchgarth Community Centre, Aberdeen.
On Sunday, 1st June 2025, 10 spirited members of the KR Group Scotland team - made up of staff, family, and friends - laced up their comfiest trainers and took part in the Aberdeen Kiltwalk to raise funds for local mental health organisation, Men in Mind.
Employers of all sizes, and across all sectors, are invited to attend a free business breakfast on Wednesday, 11 June.
In a continued effort to support the local community, AMHWAL Academy recently delivered a series of powerful talks on personal leadership to students in schools across Aberdeen.
On June 13, the Asthma and Allergy Foundation (AAF) proudly observes National Fragrance-Free Day, an initiative aimed at raising awareness about the significant impact fragrances have on individuals with asthma and allergies.
For many small businesses and SMEs, the thought of implementing an ISO management system can seem financially daunting.
To coincide with Men’s Health Week (9–15 June 2025), LiverScan is encouraging businesses across the North-east to support their male workforce through targeted, practical health interventions - starting with liver health.
Aberdeen’s growing reputation as a leading tourism destination was bolstered last week as CruiseAberdeenshire hosted over 50 executives from Viking, ports and service providers from across the UK, while Port of Aberdeen announced a recent uptick in cruise calls for 2025.
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has issued amendments to FRS 102, the UK’s Financial Reporting Standard, with the aim to align closer to international accounting standards.
Carbon capture projects including Acorn in Aberdeenshire face collapse unless Rachel Reeves finds £4billion to support the technology in tomorrow's spending review.