Police investigating the alleged murder of Ann Widdecombe have said there is "nothing to suggest it was politically motivated" as they continue to question a man.
With summer months fast approaching, pop-up businesses are appearing across Scotland. From artisan food stalls and seasonal bars to festival food trucks, their flexibility and strong appeal are generating a buzz for brands, consumers and entrepreneurs alike.
Scottish Renewables, the voice of Scotland's renewable energy industry, has announced the appointment of Angela Hepworth as its new Chief Executive Officer.
The Archie Foundation is proud to support babies, children, and families across the north of Scotland, ensuring every child has equal access to world-class healthcare and that these healthcare environments are welcoming and engaging.
Robert Gordon University (RGU) is inviting employers to exhibit at a refreshed Business and Technology Careers Fair this autumn to help students boost employability skills, secure jobs, and provide entrepreneurial support.
Kent, a global integrated energy services partner, has appointed Ian MacLeod as Head of Flexible Pipes, further strengthening its technical leadership and specialist subsea integrity capabilities.
According to the Boston Consulting group, 90% of CEOs plan to increase AI spending this year, but ambition isn’t translating into action. Across organisations of all sizes, AI projects continue to underperform or stall altogether.
Behind the Superman costume is Marius Coste, a leader with Elior at Work, where he helps deliver workplace services across the North-east of Scotland.
Aberdeen marketing agency Arch 35 Marketing has announced that Serena Joseph Anthony will join the business on a full-time basis after completing her MSc in International Marketing at Robert Gordon University.
Aberdeen-based cutting company CUT just wrapped up its most successful six months in the company’s 40-plus-year history.
SAMH (Scottish Action for Mental Health) have a limited number of previously sold-out charity spaces for The Beast Race (Banchory) which have become available for those who’d like to ‘battle the beast’ in support of Scotland’s mental health.
Landlords are facing waits of up to a year to regain possession of their properties through Scotland's housing tribunal, with legal experts warning the growing backlog is forcing many to leave the private rented sector and worsening the country's housing shortage.