The North-east of Scotland’s largest independent construction materials supplier, GPH Builders Merchants, has been named a finalist in three major categories at the 2025 Builders Merchant Awards, the premier event celebrating excellence in the UK’s construction materials supply sector.
Aberdeen-based HR consultancy Align People HR is excited to announce that, following its recent strategic partnership with Nuvo Accountancy , the business will now officially operate under the name Nuvo HR.
Robert Gordon University’s Graduate Apprenticeship programmes in Building Surveying and Quantity Surveying have received official accreditation from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
In an industry often defined by strength, resilience, and long hours, the conversation around mental health, particularly men’s mental health has too often been left unspoken. W M Donald is determined to change that.
Aberdeen & Northern Estates (AN Estates), part of leading co-operative ANM Group, reports a buoyant rural property market across the North and North-east of Scotland, with demand remaining strong and transactions moving swiftly.
Sir Keir Starmer has given his clearest indication yet that new drilling at the Rosebank oil field could be approved.
Rachel Reeves is reportedly preparing to target high-earning professionals including lawyers and accountants in her bid to close a multibillion-pound gap in the public finances.
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has warned that the sudden collapse of two US companies may be an early sign of wider problems in the global financial system.
Pizza Hut’s two Aberdeen restaurants — at Union Square and Aberdeen Beach — have been spared closure as the chain announced the loss of 68 UK restaurants and more than 1,200 jobs.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
The Scottish and UK governments are at odds over who should pay for policing costs linked to recent visits by Donald Trump and JD Vance.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has vowed to scrap “needless form filling” as part of a plan to boost business growth and attract more global investment.