Befriend a Child is delighted to announce the appointment of three new staff members across its Operations and Fundraising teams, further strengthening the charity’s ability to support children, young people and families across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire.
An Aberdeen academic has been awarded almost £300,000 by The British Academy to examine how artificial intelligence is governed in outer space.
Hypercube has been awarded funding through Scottish Enterprise’s CAN DO Offshore Wind Innovation Feasibility Challenge Call to investigate the development of an edge-based remote Marine Mammal Observation (MMO) system designed to support the next generation of offshore wind survey and operations.
With Run Garioch set to take place on 10 May, Cala Homes (North) is challenging fellow local businesses who are members of the Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce to compete in the Cala 10K AGCC Cup.
Stagecoach North Scotland has announced a major uplift in services across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire, marking the second phase of its roadmap to recovery and a significant step forward in improving reliability and the overall customer experience.
Aberdeenshire pipeline engineering company STATS Group (STATS) last year contributed more than £20,000 to local charities.
TLC Angola has successfully completed logistics operations on a major deepwater offshore development project over a four-month period.
Aberdeen-based charity We Too! has strengthened its Board of Trustees with the appointment of Leanne Smith and Natalie Sutherland.
Recent editions of the Chamber’s Quarterly Economic Survey have shown that labour costs are a major, and increasing, issue for many businesses in the North-east of Scotland.
Net Zero Technology Centre has shared more details about its new commercial model and plans to shift operations to Bridge of Don.
Union Street revamp works are “likely” to spiral into the autumn as a new report warns of yet more delays.
Aberdeen hotels are set for a major tourism bonanza after councillors were told the World Rally Championship could generate around 76,000 hotel room nights and inject up to £20 million a year into the city economy alone.