Some flights to and from Aberdeen International Airport were hit by disruption after a technical failure affecting NATS air traffic control services at its Prestwick Centre, the second such incident in as many weeks.
Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire and Moray councils could be merged into one of between six and 10 new regional authorities under Scottish government plans.
For the first time ever, Potatoes in Practice, Scotland’s largest field-based potato event, featured a live cookery demonstration, bringing to attendees the journey from field to fork.
Odfjell Technology colleagues have continued a record-breaking year of fundraising with two major charity challenges in support of the company’s 2026 Charity Partner, Abbie’s Sparkle Foundation, which supports children with cancer across Scotland.
Having built a strong reputation within the oil and gas industry in the North Sea, Cadherent’s Digital Innovation VR Hub in Aberdeen is increasingly applying its technology to other industries including renewables – and even whisky.
Energy specialist marketing agency, AB Fiftyone, is celebrating double awards recognition as both founder Pamela Miller and the agency itself named as finalists in upcoming awards.
Aberdeen Performing Arts today published its annual review, celebrating a year of community connection and inspiration, and revealing visitor numbers of almost 400,000 across more than 800 performances.
Plans to bring a new children’s book festival to Aberdeen have taken a step forward with Aberdeen City Libraries securing national funding.
A major new report from professional services firm Deloitte has found that most Scottish workers are now using GenAI at work, with those who have adopted it making clear productivity gains. However, while Scottish adoption and usage is broadly in line with the rest of the UK, a clear gap with London remains.
A well-known North-east legal firm has announced a key addition to its management team.
3t, a leading safety-critical training provider for the energy sector has officially launched its new Power Academy in Aberdeen, creating Scotland’s first independent training provider-led facility of its kind dedicated to specialist power-sector training.
Raeburn Christie Clark & Wallace (Raeburns) has welcomed Daniel Agnew, Mairi Macdonald and Jenny Simpson, who have all begun their traineeships with the firm.