Two respected Aberdeen businesses, Farsight, a strategic video marketing agency, and John Mutch Building Services, an award-winning all-trades provider, have joined forces to create a bold new promotional video campaign, designed to showcase the quality, reliability, and professionalism that both brands are known for.
Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) North East, a programme that connects employers with young people and education in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire, has been named joint winner of the Education Partner category at the 2025 EY Foundation Scotland Impact Awards in Glasgow.
Youngsters in Aberdeen had a once-in-a-lifetime chance to swim alongside Olympic and Paralympic champions during a landmark event celebrating the city’s contribution to a national learn-to-swim initiative.
Sportschallenge, the North-east’s premier sports-themed corporate fundraising dinner, has broken the £1million barrier raised for charity over its 11 events.
A new digital alarm system, recently introduced to help keep vulnerable citizens safe in their homes, has been recognised nationally.
A new BookBench sculpture inspired by Aberdeen FC’s Scottish Cup win has been revealed, with fans able to see it for the first time at the Music Hall this weekend.
Conservative MP Danny Kruger has become the latest politician to switch allegiances to Reform UK to lead "preparing for government" team.
Israel’s war in Gaza amounts to genocide, the United Nations has formally assessed for the first time.
A key measure of jobs growth declined in August, and wage increases lost momentum, as official figures suggest the UK labour market is cooling.
Petrofac, a leading provider of services to the global energy industry, continues its work in the UK's Souther North Sea with a contract extension from ONEgas West (a Shell UK operated venture).
Pollen Street Group - the private equity house behind wealth manager Mattioli Woods and Aberdeen-founded Maven Capital Partners - has unveiled a buoyant half-year, with assets under management climbing 35% to £6.1billion.
The news that the North Sea is set to produce one billion fewer barrels of oil than previously forecast has been calculated by OEUK to equal a £50.6billion hit to the UK economy.