The Research Chamber at Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce has launched two surveys to assess the economic, social, and community impact of the ongoing Aboyne Bridge closure - and we need your help to make the evidence as robust as possible.
The UK economy contracted by 0.1% in April, according to figures released today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
McGill’s Buses is getting behind Scotland’s World Cup heroes by temporarily rebranding one of its electric buses as ‘McGinn’s’ in tribute to midfield favourite John McGinn.
Piper Sandler’s Sportschallenge is set to return to P&J Live this September, with organisers confirming the charities that will benefit from one of the North-east’s longest running corporate fundraising events.
Red Rooster Lifting is pleased to announce the promotion of Lesley Christie to Financial Director.
North Sea oil rigs and wind farms should be guarded by the navy and air force to protect against potential Russian attacks, OEUK has warned.
Aberdeen-based medical practice AberGP is encouraging men across the North-east to engage more proactively with preventative healthcare, as part of Men’s Health Week 2026.
Aberdeen's iconic Woolmanhill Hospital could be brought back into use as the council reveals it has held "positive discussions" with owner The Scotsman Group.
The US and Iran have agreed a peace deal which will see the Strait of Hormuz reopened to allow safe passage of shipping vessels around the globe.
Royal Marines commandos are primed to take further action against sanctioned Russian vessels, with the capture of the shadow fleet tanker in the English Channel “just the beginning”.
SSEN Transmission has set out plans to develop a new state of the art training facility in the North-east of Scotland, supporting the next generation of electricity network engineers as the company continues its rapid expansion to deliver the upgrades needed to meet the country’s clean energy ambitions.
One in four British manufacturing companies have moved, or are considering moving, some of their operations abroad due to high energy costs in the UK, according to new research.