The Democrats have surged to historic successes in a number of traditionally Republican-held seats is the US midterms to seize back control of both chambers of Congress.
Energy minister Michael Shanks has confirmed that the UK Government will pause next year’s renewable energy subsidy auction as ministers prepare major reforms aimed at cutting household and business energy bills.
Local charity Archway has paid a heartfelt tribute to two remarkable volunteers who have stepped down from its Board after giving almost 70 years of service between them.
A fundraising initiative led by Elior at Work’s Marius Coste brought a message of hope, inclusion and community spirit to Aberdeen this summer, supporting local charity Clan Cancer Support.
A new study published in Plant and Soil has found that the remains of pea and bean crops left in fields after harvest can affect soil health and how well the next crop grows.
The Fife Arms is pleased to announce the exciting line-up for the fourth annual Festival of Fashion, taking place from Friday 13th to Sunday 15th November 2026 in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, with tickets now on sale.
North-east employers can access up to £15,000 of fully funded staff training through NESCol.
Just a few months ago, local children’s charity - AberNecessities faced an uncertain Christmas.
iO IT Services is delighted to welcome Oliver Gibberd-Thomas as a Systems Consultant.
Robert Gordon’s College Nursery has been recognised for the quality of its care, learning and development following a recent unannounced Care Inspectorate inspection, receiving “Very Good” (Grade 5) across all three quality indicators: Leadership and Management of Staff and Resources; Playing, Learning and Developing; and Nurturing Care and Support.
Aberdeen’s Union Street has a new addition, with local charity We Too! opening the doors to its new ‘Ninja HQ’, providing a welcoming space for families of children with disabilities and additional support needs.
Aberdeen’s historic fishing village of Footdee, the city’s changing landscape and the people who call it home have played a significant role in the work of acclaimed Scottish artist Joyce W. Cairns.