Integrity QHSE is pleased to welcome Morgan Lochner as the company’s new Business Services Executive.
Robert Gordon’s College will host its inaugural Gala Dinner on Friday, September 4 at P&J Live, Aberdeen, bringing together the global Gordonian community, regional sports partners and the wider business and community network for an evening of celebration, entertainment and connection.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Openreach has spoken out following criticism from Aberdeen City Council of perceived delays to utility works beneath the Castlegate redevelopment site.
Lloyds Banking Group is considering plans to phase out the Halifax brand in a move that would see the bank disappear from the high street.
Sir Keir Starmer has raised the prospect of Britain rejoining the EU in comments that could complicate Andy Burnham’s bid to return to Westminster in the Leave-supporting Makerfield by-election.
A Highland Aberdeenshire deli with a royal warrant to supply King Charles has hit the market for offers over £275,000.
Britain’s unemployment rate has unexpectedly risen as vacancies slumped to their lowest level for five years amid a sharp pull back in hiring across the under-pressure retail and hospitality sectors, according to new official figures.
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.