The Bank of England is widely expected to hold interest rates at 3.75% as inflation remains above target
Sir Keir Starmer's future as prime minister is hanging in the balance after he admitted he was warned about Lord Mandelson's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein before making him US ambassador.
Vacancy levels on Aberdeen’s Union Street are rising again according to property firm FG Burnett, which has flagged concerns about the city’s wider approach to regeneration.
Shell’s chief executive Wael Sawan is on course to become one of the best-paid bosses on the London Stock Exchange.
Private healthcare is built on one thing above all else: trust.
Receiving a letter from HMRC suggesting you should check if you need to register for money laundering supervision and pointing out that it is a criminal offence to trade as an estate agent without being registered can feel unsettling.
AMS Accountants Group has strengthened its payroll and employment tax offering with the appointment of payroll specialist Michael McAllister as partner and head of payroll and employment taxes (UK), as the firm continues to expand in Scotland from its Aberdeen headquarters.
Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons is expanding its European footprint into Poland, announcing plans to open in Warsaw in mid-2026.
A group of 21 pupils from Oldmachar Academy took advantage of a welcome break in the winter weather on 15 January joining the River Dee Trust for a hands-on volunteering day as part of their Duke of Edinburgh Awards.
A new book bench has been installed at Cala Homes’ Woodhurst at Oldfold Village development in Milltimber, following a successful bid at a charity auction raising funds for local charity Clan Cancer Support.
AM Sci Tech, a subsidiary of Hurstwood Holdings, the owner of Aberdeen Energy and Innovation Parks, has concluded a further letting at the Innovation Park, in Bridge of Don.
A North-east charity has hailed the bravery of three young people who have signed up to take part in a fundraising firewalk.