Following another successful year of celebrating Scotland's national drink, Whisky Week has confirmed its 2026 festival dates, with Aberdeen, Glasgow and Edinburgh each hosting the city-wide whisky festival.
The offshore energy sector has long lived with a costly blind spot: it can measure the condition of an asset today but not see where that condition is heading. AISUS is set to change that.
The Fierce For Good Foundation, launched in April 2026, has announced a partnership with Rewilding Britain.
Working collaboratively with client project and engineering teams, Euro Energy Services delivers a recognised and dependable, multi-disciplined integrity and Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) service portfolio.
Children's charity AberNecessities is making an urgent appeal to businesses, landlords and the wider community to help secure additional city-based premises that can become a second home for AberNecessities.
Aberdeen Inspired has thanked its levy payers for their vote of confidence in the city centre after giving the Business Improvement District a renewed five-year mandate.
Safelift Offshore is delighted to welcome three new team members as the company continues to grow its capabilities across projects, operations, and sales and marketing.
More than 1,000 serving military personnel, veterans and cadets were joined by massed pipes and drums and vintage military vehicles in Aberdeen’s Armed Forces Day parade on Saturday June 27.
An Aberdeen facilities management leader has taken his charity challenge to one of the world’s most iconic landmarks, completing a 20-kilometre walk along the Great Wall of China in 33°C heat while dressed as Superman.
June has been a busy one for local photographer Iska Birnie Photography, providing the opportunity to work alongside some amazing businesses, organisations and communities across the North-east.
Aker Solutions has secured a sizeable contract with Tussa Energi to supply all electromechanical equipment for the Tussa II hydropower plant, located in the Volda region of western Norway.
Farming families across the UK are now operating under updated inheritance tax rules for Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR), which apply to deaths from April 6 2026.