Gray O’Brien, Bill Ward, Ricky Norwood, Tristan Gemmill, and Ben Nealon will lead the cast of Twelve Angry Men when it comes to Aberdeen's His Majesty's Theatre this September.
North-east electrical and renewable energy specialist i-Protech is encouraging community organisations across Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and the wider North-east to explore funding opportunities that could help them reduce energy costs and invest in renewable energy technologies.
Research published in the European Heart Journal has highlighted that females are around 28% less likely than males to receive bystander CPR.
Aberdeen is gearing up for an unprecedented 13th year of Purple Flag status - a prestigious UK award for excellence in the evening and nighttime economy – with safety playing a key role.
Aberdeenshire engineering specialist Brimmond has expanded its lifting solutions portfolio through an exclusive partnership with Italian hydraulic crane manufacturer Amco Veba, enhancing its range of fully foldable knuckle boom marine cranes for customers across the aquaculture and marine sectors.
Researchers at The James Hutton Institute, Scotland’s pre‑eminent interdisciplinary research institute for sustainable land, crop and nature management, have produced a practice guide for assessing the types of value associated with nature.
The UK economy grew by 0.4 per cent between April and June, down from 0.6 per cent in the first quarter, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Martyn’s Law is now an Act of Parliament, having received Royal Assent on 3 April 2025. The Government has allowed organisations at least 24 months to understand the new requirements and prepare before the law is expected to come into force in Spring 2027.
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Perth-based electricity networks company SSEN Transmission has welcomed its 3,000th employee, marking another significant milestone in the company's continued growth as it delivers the critical electricity network infrastructure needed to support Scotland and the UK's transition to clean power.
The University of Aberdeen's iconic Sir Duncan Rice Library is the latest Granite City landmark set to feature in the new series of Netflix hit drama Dept. Q.
Plans for a new Lidl supermarket, electric vehicle charging hub and restaurant which would regenerate a prominent eyesore site at Aberdeen’s northern entrance have been recommended for approval.