This week, the Lord-Lieutenant of Banffshire, Andrew Simpson, visited Aberlour House to formally present Walker’s Shortbread with The King’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade.
Scotland's national campaign for aspiring business owners, Scottish Start-up Month, returns this September after its first year of running coincided with 1,922 new businesses launching between September and November, 201 more than the same period the previous year.
Well-Safe Solutions (Well-Safe) has signed a strategic partnership agreement with NMC Energy (NMC) to support ongoing operations, including the recently awarded Apache Beryl and Forties decommissioning contracts, and to pursue future project collaboration opportunities.
Work is being carried out across Aberdeen to reduce and remove graffiti.
Albyn School is celebrating the success of S6 pupil Melissa, who earlier this month signed for Aberdeen Football Club Women’s Team, fulfilling a childhood ambition and marking an exciting next step in her footballing journey.
Plans to introduce a modern town centre CCTV system in Inverurie have taken another major step forward, with Scottish technology specialist Scot-Tech Fire and Security selected to deliver the system options following a competitive tender process.
Loganair, the UK's largest regional airline, will support six community projects through its 2026 GreenSkies Community Fund, sharing £23,472 between organisations from the Isle of Lewis to Winchester.
A team of experts led by the University of Aberdeen will, for the first time, establish the way that maternity care should be delivered to pregnant women with multiple long term health conditions.
NHS Grampian is stepping up efforts to reduce ketamine-related harm with the launch of a specialist new Ketamine Bladder Clinic at the same time as a new social media campaign targeting 13 to 25-year-olds gets underway to raise awareness of the serious health risks associated with taking the drug.
Peterson Energies has reported revenues of €463million (£389million) for 2025 as the energy logistics firm hailed a resilient performance despite what it described as a “challenging” UK market.
The boss of energy services firm OEG has warned Aberdeen’s position as company headquarters should not be taken for granted.
New collaboration brings together expertise in people performance, experiential learning and corporate event delivery.