The average household spend on food and drink is expected to rise by £275 this year, with shoppers pushed to buy cheaper groceries.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has again refused to rule out a wealth tax - despite fresh warnings of "large-scale capital flight" from think tank Tax Policy Associates.
Bauer Media Audio UK is excited to announce the expansion of its pioneering digital audio advertising network, audioXi, into Aberdeen and the Grampian region.
Procurement Hub has been officially announced as a finalist in the highly competitive Community/Third Sector Business of the Year category at the 2025 Be Inspired Business Awards (BIBAs), Lancashire’s most prestigious and long-standing business awards.
A new alternative to palm oil – PALM-ALT – developed by Scottish researchers and offering the food industry health and environmental benefits is going through commercial production trials at ONE SeedPod, Scotland’s food and drink innovation hub.
Local leadership development provider AMHWAL Academy has reported a 50% increase in demand for its Leadership and Management Training programmes in the first half of 2025, signalling a strong year of growth and impact.
The momentum is building fast for AMS Accountants Group in Scotland, with over £200,000 in new client contracts secured since launching in the region earlier this year.
Nexos, an integrated provider of engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services to the energy sector, has appointed Scott McGinigal as its new chief executive with immediate effect.
Chris Kane MP has become the latest government representative to visit Deeside Timberframe’s Throsk manufacturing facility, touring the expanded site just weeks after MSP Alex Rowley made a similar visit to discuss the role of offsite timber frame construction in tackling the UK housing crisis.
A modern business thrives on data-driven decisions—and that means having full visibility into every aspect of operations.
Around 200 Aberdeen oil and gas workers are set to benefit from a tailored skills programme launched today (Wednesday 23 July), which will support them to take advantage of the high-quality job opportunities in Scotland’s growing clean energy sector.
A new and expanded programme aimed at inspiring young people, developing skills and connecting emerging talent with opportunities in the offshore energy industry will debut at SPE Offshore Europe 2025 (OE25).