Homebuyers looking to combine countryside life with easy access to Edinburgh can explore the brand-new show home at Bancon Homes’ Beatlie Woods development in Winchburgh, West Lothian, which has officially opened its doors.
Construction of the new Hazlehead Academy Campus has reached a major milestone, with steel now being erected on site as work progresses on one of Aberdeen City Council’s largest school estate projects.
The team at leading estate and lettings agency Northwood North East swapped all things property for wellies and gloves as they spent a morning working alongside the River Dee Trust learning about the challenges facing one of Scotland's most iconic rivers.
Bringing vibrant flavours, handcrafted cocktails and unforgettable celebrations to The Academy Courtyard, Casa del Fuego continues to establish itself as one of Aberdeen’s must-visit dining and entertainment destinations.
Due North Creatives helps ambitious businesses grow sustainably through clear strategy, strong branding, compelling content and marketing that delivers measurable results.
VisitAberdeenshire is delighted to confirm Aberdeen International Airport as the headline partner for the North-east Scotland Tourism Conference.
BrewDog co-founder James Watt is considering buying one of three breweries as he presses ahead with plans for his new beer company, Second Best.
Too often, conversations about transition are framed around sectors. We talk about oil and gas, renewables, jobs and investment. Yet economic transition is experienced by people, families and communities.
The inaugural Aberdeen Marathon has officially sold out, with organisers urging runners who missed out to join the waiting list.
The future of the North Sea is the focus of a new Sky News documentary as the debate over further oil and gas development moves back to the centre of British politics.
TMM Recruitment has partnered with NorthBridge to provide free one-to-one CV workshops for individuals facing redundancy, career transition, or uncertainty about their future employment.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham could raise taxes by as much as £25billion at the next Budget to fund his spending commitments, economists have warned.