Aberdeen innovators have claimed three national prizes at Scotland’s university innovation awards, spanning the flagship challenge, net zero and health and wellbeing.
Aberdeen FC's Women’s team return to Pittodrie Stadium later this month, taking centre stage in a key SWPL fixture against The Spartans Women.
Local children’s charity Befriend a Child is calling on kind and compassionate women in and around Aberdeen to step forward and become volunteer mentors, helping young people waiting for a trusted adult to support, encourage and share new experiences with them.
To coincide with World Mental Health Day on Saturday October 10, Aberdeen wellbeing consultancy IntrospeXion has opened up a dialogue with its network of industry leaders to mark the occasion.
Stanley Morrice MBE has become Chair of Opportunity North East (ONE), succeeding founding Chairman Sir Ian Wood KT GBE, who died in July.
Money worries don't stop at the office door. With 92%* of employees experiencing financial stress or worry, Acumen Employee Benefits is helping businesses take a more proactive approach to workplace wellbeing through complimentary financial education sessions.
One year ago, Rizon officially began its journey, and the business is celebrating its first birthday – reflecting on a year of bringing people and businesses together, while looking ahead to what comes next.
Aker Solutions has been awarded a contract by Hafslund Kraft for the modernisation of Nes Power Station in Buskerud, Norway, one of the country’s most significant hydropower upgrades.
Do you have a favourite business in the Granite City? Now is your chance to nominate them for a prestigious UK-wide award – and be in with the chance of winning a £1,000 Aberdeen Gift Card for yourself.
Leading professional services firm, AAB, welcomed more than 60 graduates, apprentices and placement students to Dalmahoy in Edinburgh for its annual Student Induction, as part of the firm's continued investment in the next generation of talent.
Aberdeen City Council has appointed Andy MacDonald as its new Chief Executive.
A former senior BBC Scotland journalist has warned that some of its best-known presenters face losing their jobs, and its dedicated channel also faces being scrapped, as the broadcaster seeks to make millions of pounds of cost savings.