The James Hutton Institute, Scotland’s pre‑eminent interdisciplinary research institute for sustainable land, crop and nature management, has launched a new network to strengthen real‑time environmental monitoring and climate‑smart farming across Africa, beginning in Ghana.
Over the last six quarters, the dominant narrative emerging from the North-east Quarterly Economic Survey has been one of increasing crisis: collapsing confidence, policy-induced stagnation, and a region falling further behind the UK average.
Places are now available at Sport Aberdeen’s Summer Holiday Camps, with families across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire invited to register their places for children aged 5 to 12.
Over 30% more babies and children received support from Scottish children’s charity The Archie Foundation last year, its impact figures for 2025 show.
Young walkers raised more than £3,000 for a North-east sensory loss charity through a sponsored walk in Aberdeen.
Marex marine consultants Donna Van Damme and Victoria Ajinkya have successfully passed the maritime internal auditor course for the ISM, ISPS and MLC standards.
Lothians Speak Their Name is a project that was set up to create a quilt in memory of people who have died by suicide in Edinburgh and the Lothians.
Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce (AGCC) has called for economic growth to become the top priority for both the UK and Scottish governments and urged ministers to seize the £17.5 billion North Sea investment opportunity currently on the table.
In a significant boost for Scottish startups, Royal Bank of Scotland has announced a new partnership with the University of Edinburgh to combine entrepreneurship expertise.
Aberdeen energy bosses are being encouraged to hire Royal Marines Reservists to strengthen their defences warfare threats and cyber attacks.
SNP minister Mairi McAllan has said further North Sea drilling should be supported if it can be shown to meet climate targets and strengthen energy security.
The Bank of England has warned of expected stock market drops as it says share prices do not currently reflect the fragility of the global economy.