Another Budget, and another series of announcements about energy affordability, security of supply, investment and decarbonisation.
International School Aberdeen (ISA) has announced the launch of a new dedicated Assessment Centre, significantly expanding local access to formal qualification testing across the North-east.
Wood has announced a partnership with Databricks to help energy companies turn AI investments into measurable operational and business outcomes across the full asset lifecycle.
A family has praised a partnership between The Archie Foundation and Erin’s Chair after their two-year-old daughter benefitted from specialist seating following surgery for hip dysplasia.
Maritime Developments Ltd (MDL) has completed a cable replacement and flowline installation scope for Oceaneering International, aimed at restoring production capacity in two Mediterranean fields.
More than 70 unique North-east traders and creatives will bring their glittering talents to this year’s Curated In The Square festive market, organisers have revealed.
Douneside House is embarking on a multi-million-pound transformation of its existing Health Club to create Douneside Spa, a new luxury wellness destination bringing together the beauty of its Deeside setting, 17 acres of gardens and the intimate hospitality of a Scottish country house hotel.
As Befriending Week celebrates the power of friendship, Aberdeen-based charity Befriend a Child is saying a heartfelt thank you to every volunteer befriender who gives their time, care and commitment to supporting local children and young people.
Aberdeenshire based KR Group Scotland is celebrating success at the 2026 Trades Awards, with Business Director Nicola Fraser named the first ever winner of the Inspiring Women in Construction award.
One of the firms behind the Aberdeen beach sky tower is being probed by police over alleged fraud, The Press and Journal can reveal.
Marks & Spencer has reported a sharp recovery in profits, with sales climbing 16.2% to £9.3billion as the retailer bounced back from last year's damaging cyber attack.
Wetherspoon chairman Sir Tim Martin has borrowed a line from the Bee Gees to ask the British public just how much it values its pubs, warning that rising employment costs and an unfair tax system are threatening their place in the nation's social fabric.