CNOOC International has committed £20,000 to AFCCT’s 12-week MINDSET programme, which delivers a proactive, practical and preventative approach to promoting mental wellbeing among young people aged 10–14.
Aberdeenshire-based Film-Ocean, a specialist provider of global subsea intervention services, has appointed Abi Thompson as Project Manager, further strengthening its operational team.
Aberdeen-based charity Somebody Cares SCIO has been formally accredited as a Real Living Wage employer, committing to pay all staff a wage that reflects the true cost of living — a move the organisation says reflects its core values of dignity, community, and compassion for every person it serves and employs.
Mud, marshes, forest trails and obstacle-filled fun awaited pupils, families and staff from St Margaret’s School for Girls as they took on the challenge of Really Muddy Aberdeen on Sunday, May 17, in a fantastic display of the school’s community spirit.
Devona Spa at Hilton Aberdeen TECA is proud to announce its outstanding success at the prestigious 2026 Haute Grandeur Global Excellence Awards, achieving both global and national recognition across multiple categories.
For many people the idea of retiring early is an aspiration. The challenge is working out if it’s realistic.
Scotia Homes is preparing to launch an exciting new development at Cromleybank in Ellon. This is of particular significance as Scotia first established its roots in this Aberdeenshire town, over 30 years ago.
A team of 15 staff from Mearns & Gill are lacing up their trainers and preparing to take on this year’s PIM Crathes Running Festival, all in support of Mrs Murray’s Cat and Dog Home and the charity’s major kennel redevelopment appeal.
Aberdeen‑based fabricator North Sea Energy Services Ltd. (NSES) completed its relocation to new premises in Dyce at the end of 2025, providing an improved operational base in close proximity to Aberdeen Airport, the harbour and key transport links, while supporting the company’s long‑term growth plans.
UK unemployment has risen from 4.9% to 5% in the three months to March - a rise that will intensify fears of an economic slowdown.
Family businesses sit at the heart of communities across Scotland, accounting for over 80% of all businesses[1] and, for many owners, representing far more than just a commercial enterprise.