Raeburn Christie Clark & Wallace (Raeburns) is celebrating the promotion of four members of its team to Senior Associate: Andrew Bruce, Ruth Lussier, Kirsty Dunning and Aaron Doran.
Leading independent commercial property consultancy Ryden has announced that prominent law firm Shepherd & Wedderburn has secured a 5,000 sq ft suite on the third floor of The Capitol, 431 Union Street, Aberdeen.
Anderson Strathern has appointed trusts and private wealth disputes specialist Sarah-Jane Macdonald as a Partner within its dispute resolution team.
The latest neoConnect event once again brought together businesses from across neospace Aberdeen, highlighting the importance of networking, collaboration, and community within a modern workspace.
Visitors travelling overnight from London on one of the world’s most famous railway services can now seamlessly continue their journey to more than 200 destinations across Scotland, unlocking some of the country's most remote, breathtaking coastlines, Highland landscapes and island communities through a new partnership between Caledonian Sleeper and Scottish Citylink.
A leading energy academic has urged regulators to approve the Jackdaw gas field, arguing the UK will become more reliant on higher-emissions imports if the North Sea project does not proceed.
The Faroese Government has thrown its support behind the development of the Rosebank oil and gas field as it steps up efforts to establish its own fossil fuel industry.
A hunt has begun for businesses to take space in Aberdeen’s new £50million Flint market as the major city centre development remains on schedule for completion in late 2027.
Nicola Sturgeon would be “welcome” to join the Scottish Greens after praising the party and criticising the SNP’s direction under John Swinney.
Camera crews have been spotted around Aberdeen beach and Bon Accord Baths as filming for the new series of hit Netflix Drama Dept. Q begins in the Granite City.
An ‘unusual’ global handbell-ringing event has brought 800 visitors to pack Aberdeen hotels, bars and restaurants.
Persimmon Homes has defied the Britain-wide housing slowdown to build more than 5,000 new homes in the first half of the year - up 13% on the same period in 2025.