The Nestrans Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Kieran Morton as its newest non-councillor board member, following approval from Scottish Ministers.
Johnston Carmichael has strengthened its tax advisory team with the appointment of a new private client tax director who specialises in complex tax planning for individuals, business owners, property owners, trusts and estates.
The Scottish government’s planned exemptions from rent control measures within the Housing (Scotland) Act 2025 signal a more stable and investable landscape for developers, investors and funders, offering a timely catalyst for boosting housing supply across Scotland.
A former colleague of Professor John Mallard, the pioneer of the MRI scanner which was invented and built at the University of Aberdeen in the 1980’s and first demonstrated with patients from NHS Grampian, was one of the first volunteers to experience Aberdeen’s newest imaging technology, Field‑Cycling Imaging (FCI), first hand.
Anderson Strathern has announced the appointment of Carole Tomlinson as its new chair as the firm celebrates its 325th year in business in Scotland.
Citizens and communities are being encouraged to have their say on multiple plans as part of a consultation that looks to shape the future of the city.
The annual Royal Northern Spring Show held in conjunction with Aberdeen and Northern Marts has announced entries for all sections.
The inaugural Erskine Veterans Charity Corporate Partners Day was hosted at the Benromach Distillery in Forres, bringing together businesses from across Moray to learn more about the charity’s local impact and how the corporate community can play a direct role in supporting Veterans across the North of Scotland.
A local business professional swapped his usual facilities management role for an inflatable heart with wings this Valentine’s Day, all in the name of community, resilience and mental health awareness.
Aberdeen Convention Bureau (ACB), an arm of VisitAberdeenshire, has recognised the efforts of the city’s academics who were instrumental in securing 49 conferences with 74,000 delegates to the region during 2025 at an awards ceremony on Thursday 5 February.
KCI is expanding into the geothermal energy sector as part of its long‑term commitment to the energy transition and to diversifying high‑value engineering activity in the North-east.
Scarf is proud to announce that its Co-Chief Executive, Lawrence Johnston, recently gave evidence to the Scottish Affairs Committee, contributing to the parliamentary inquiry into GB energy and the net zero transition.