1,400 oil and gas jobs predicted to be lost in Aberdeen in next three years
Around 1,400 onshore jobs in oil and gas based in Aberdeen are expected to be lost in the next three years, according to a new report.
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Rosen plans recruitment drive after Aberdeen office move
A Switzerland-headquartered asset integrity firm has moved into a new base in Aberdeen.
Property market pick-up indicator of better times
The tough economic conditions which have engulfed Aberdeen for the last four years may be coming to an end, according to new figures indicating tentative signs of a recovery in the local property market.
Scrutiny of decommissioning rules heating up, Aberdeen law professor says
Oil industry bosses are more vigorously questioning whether current rules for leaving installations in the North Sea are fit for purpose, an Aberdeen academic said.
Illegal levels of pollution blight 13 Aberdeen sites
Shocking new data has revealed 13 Aberdeen locations with illegal levels of toxic nitrogen dioxide pollution.
Cable car plan is not pie in the sky
Visitors to Barcelona, Santorini and Madeira all flock to take in the views over the city by cable car.
‘Amazon of oil and gas’ moves to Aberdeen
London-based Deepstream Tech has opened up a new office in Aberdeen amid growing North Sea demand.
Forum discusses how to put city on the map
The transformation of Union Terrace Gardens, a giant statue of a bull for the side of the AWPR and a New York-style “Highline” have all been mooted as ways to reinvent the region.
City’s oil wealth has not benefited everyone living there, says council leader
Aberdeen’s massive oil wealth has not been shared equally among the city’s residents, the council’s co-leader admitted yesterday.
Oil firms active as Aberdeen office lettings pick up in 2018
Office lettings in Aberdeen nearly doubled in number during the first nine months of 2018, new figures from Savills show.
Sentinel Marine beefs up fleet, switches to bigger Aberdeen office
Aberdeen-headquartered support ship operator Sentinel Marine is adding to its fleet with the purchase and major refit of a multi-role ship.
Aberdeen oil worker aiming for boxing world title
An Aberdeen oil worker is looking to lift the world title when she takes to the ring next month.
Aberdeen office block sells for £20,000 – from £5m
A city office block once valued at about £5 million has gone under the hammer for just £20,000.
Aberdeen to host conference of world’s energy capital cities
Aberdeen has been successful in its bid to host a major conference bringing together the world’s major energy capitals.
Potential new Aberdeen transport links revealed
Plans have been unveiled showing potential new transport links across Aberdeen – including another new bridge over the River Don.
Alarm over 20 Aberdeen foodbanks
Oil-rich Aberdeen is now home to 20 foodbanks, outnumbering other Scottish cities, shock figures have revealed.
New office building spells hope for Aberdeen economy
Another new office building in Aberdeen is the latest sign that economic conditions in the Granite City are picking up.
Deep Sea Mooring in recruitment mode after opening Aberdeen port base
A mooring services provider to the offshore oil industry is on a recruitment drive after opening a base in Aberdeen harbour earlier this year.
‘Granite City investment may draw in financiers’
Investors may soon be lining up to take advantage of opportunities in a growing north-east economy, council chiefs said yesterday.
Preservation expert calls for Union Street revamp
A leading preservation specialist has called on Aberdeen businesses to take steps to revitalise Union Street.
North-east population drops as thousands leave area
The population of the north-east fell last year after more than 20,000 people moved away and far fewer arrived to make the region their home.
All-Energy return to Aberdeen ‘unlikely’ for 2020, say organisers
The All-Energy conference is unlikely to return to Aberdeen by 2020, event organisers have said.
Speed restrictions to last for months on new bypass
Motorists will face a further three months of speed restrictions once the Aberdeen bypass has finished.
Aberdeen to play ‘vital part’ in Ghana’s ‘oil boom’
The chief executive of Ghana’s Petroleum Commission has said Aberdeen will play a “vital part” in the country’s upcoming “oil boom”.
Figures show high rate of city and shire disposable income despite downturn
North-east residents have continued to have more spending money than any other part of Scotland during the worst years of the oil and gas downturn.