Two thirds (66%) of Scottish businesses have recruited early careers talent in the past year, while firms have called for better access to suitable candidates to help them invest, according to new research from Bank of Scotland.
Plans for a new artificial grass pitch in Aberdeen have taken a major step forward following significant investment.
Instant Neighbour is appealing to Aberdeen’s business community for help in securing temporary premises for its 36th Giving Tree Appeal, which launches on November 11 2026.
Bon Accord Heritage is delighted to have been successful in securing a £50,000 award from the Scottish Government's Just Transition Fund (JTF).
TILE stands for Task, Individual, Load and Environment. It is a useful way to organise manual handling checks.
Hailing from Turriff, North-east racing driver Gordon ‘Gordie’ Mutch is celebrating an exceptional 2026 season, securing the Finecut Radical SR3 XXR UK Championship with Team Derby Motorsport before claiming Vice World Champion honours at the Radical World Finals.
Plans for a new ferry service linking Aberdeen with Iceland are being explored as the Port of Aberdeen looks to expand its passenger and freight connections with northern Europe.
The NHS is losing £100m a year because falling immigration has cut the number of foreigners paying a “health surcharge”, analysis shows.
Engineers responsible for keeping Britain's lights on have raised serious concerns about the electricity grid's ability to cope with the transition to renewable energy, according to an independent investigation.
The UK's first high voltage direct current (HVDC) subsea cable factory has opened at the Port of Nigg in the Highlands, creating up to 250 jobs and supporting more than 400 across the supply chain.
Reform Scotland Justice Spokeswoman Amanda Bland has party to stand as an independent, leaving Scottish Labour as the largest opposition party at Holyrood.
Both job vacancies and overall unemployment levels have fallen, according to the latest ONS figures announced this morning.