Andy Burnham has suggested a future Labour government could raise taxes beyond those ruled out in the party's manifesto as it seeks to fund higher spending on housing, infrastructure and defence.
Marcliffe, Aberdeen's five-star luxury hotel, has featured in The Times' list of the "best places to eat and drink in Scotland this week".
Currys Chief Executive Alex Baldock has warned the cost of tech such as mobile phones and laptops will increase this year as memory chip supplies struggle to cope with surging demand for AI.
TLC has successfully supported Borr Drilling during the importation and arrival formalities of the rigs Natt and Grid in Congo, before ensuring the continuation of operations in Angola through the coordinated efforts of TLC Congo and TLC Angola.
Cairngorm Bothies and Cairngorm Lodges recently teamed up with regional tourism partners and VisitAberdeenshire at last month's Royal Highland Show to promote the area's growing outdoor adventure sector.
ACVO TSI shares the latest edition of ACVO News, the free digital magazine highlighting the work, achievements and opportunities from across Aberdeen’s third sector.
A man who lost his father in one of the most catastrophic industrial disasters in history has written a memoir that charts his journey from grief and turmoil to purpose, safety advocacy, and the honouring of a remarkable legacy.
Ingersoll Rand welcomed customers, partners and guests to its Aberdeen facility for an open day celebrating the site’s transition from MB Air Systems to the Ingersoll Rand brand.
Aberdeen-based video production company, Signal, has strengthened its relationship with Houston-based global offshore drilling company Noble, with the delivery of a series of new employee training videos.
Parents and children across Aberdeen city and shire can win a free day of science family fun if they can find a hidden family ticket somewhere in the North-east during the school summer holidays.
A former pupil of St Margaret’s School for Girls, who co-led research at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, returned to her old school last week to encourage students to explore their interests without limitation, reminding them that they do not need to have their future mapped out to achieve extraordinary things.
Aberdeen Performing Arts has launched a major search for the next big talent in theatre writing, inviting submissions for a brand new play for the 2027 Light the Blue Festival.