Business leader says Aberdeen firms looking forward to lockdown easing
An Aberdeen business leader has said firms are looking forward to returning to the city as Covid-19 restrictions begin to ease.
Adrian Watson
Download and colour: Aberdeen Inspired launch children’s competition
Children are being invited to transform some of Aberdeen’s iconic buildings into creative works of art.
Coronavirus: Rallying calls issued to struggling Aberdeen firms
A business chief has issued a rallying call for organisations in Aberdeen to “bounce back” from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Invitation to be ‘a voice for the Aberdeen’
Industry sector leaders are being invited to help shape future plans for Aberdeen's night-time economy.
Aberdeen’s Debenhams celebrates 35th birthday
An Aberdeen department store has celebrated 35 years in business.
‘Sad times’ as Aberdeen shop closes after 27 years
Aberdeen retailers are going through a “turbulent time”, an enterprise chief has said, following the closure of a city centre shop.
Team to take on Great Aberdeen Run
Employees at a north-east business organisation are donning their running shoes in support of a cancer charity.
Aberdeen’s Christmas Village visitor numbers queried
Bosses of the Christmas Village have reassured councillors visitor numbers provided for last year’s event are accurate.
Nuart issues ‘call for walls’ ahead of street art festival’s return to Aberdeen
The boss of an Aberdeen business group has issued another “call for walls” to act as blank canvases for an arts festival.
Plans to demolish ‘eyesore’ building in Aberdeen city centre approved
Under the scheme, the applications says part of the Atholl House building on Guild Street will be demolished to allow for a mixed-use development – which could include student accommodation, a hotel, retail and food and drink premises.
Free evening parking introduced in Aberdeen city centre
Free evening parking has been introduced in city centre car parks in a bid to “extend the day”.
Retailer Awards: Judges’ tough task to choose north-east retail winners
The judges for the Evening Express Retailer Awards 2018 can be revealed today.
Drivers could soon park for free after 5pm in Aberdeen city centre
Drivers could soon park for free after 5pm at four major Aberdeen city centre car parks, the Evening Express can reveal today.
Claim that Aberdeen city centre must be a ‘community’ to survive
A business boss today said more people need to be encouraged to live in the city centre after figures showed Aberdeen had some of the lowest shop closure rates in Scotland.
North-east business group wins two awards at ceremony
A north-east business organisation has won two accolades at an awards ceremony in London.
Three more comedians announced for Aberdeen Comedy Festival
Three acclaimed comics have been announced as part of the line-up of a popular festival.
Council set to subsidise parking after 5pm in Aberdeen city centre
Aberdeen councillors have pledged £80,000 towards a scheme geared at revitalising the city’s night-time economy.
First artist named for Aberdeen’s Nuart festival
A popular Aberdeen street art festival has revealed its first artist for 2018.
Aberdeen’s Christmas Village sees drop in visitors
The number of people visiting Aberdeen’s official Christmas celebration fell by more than 115,000 in the space of 12 months.
Aberdeen pubs and clubs given permission to stay open an extra hour to mark Royal Wedding
Pubs and clubs in Aberdeen are being offered the chance to stay open an extra hour for a right royal knees up.
Aberdeen’s Nuart Festival gets go-ahead for next three years
Councillors have agreed to provide £100,000 which will help bring an award-winning street art festival to the city for the next three years.
Aberdeen shopping centre brings touch of sparkle to city with new light display
An Aberdeen shopping centre is bringing a touch of sparkle to the city centre.
Aberdeen Inspired boss says ‘no room for complacency’ as ambitious board aims to continue can-do attitude
The man who swapped catching criminals for championing businesses says he is "sick fed up of Aberdeen playing second fiddle to the Central Belt".
Nuart Aberdeen visitor surge boosts business
Businesses have praised a street art festival for reinvigorating part of the city centre and boosting visitors.
‘We want our city to be busy – we shouldn’t settle for being second best’
A business chief today said Aberdeen should not be settling for second best.
Car crime and break-ins drop by 20% in Aberdeen
BREAK-INS and car thefts in Aberdeen have dropped by around 20%.