Business

With a scheduled date at the start of August, behind the scenes work is still taking place for the two day event.

SPONSORED CONTENT: Begbies Traynor Group gives advice to small businesses in the wake of the escalating coronavirus crisis.

This will include virtual appointments, online workshops and support with access to available Government grants.

More than 50 north-east producers have already signed up to the project which will see a weekly delivery made to customers.

Progressive updates of terminal software will see the limits increased, but may not be active immediately in all retailers.

Staff at Brewdog have been working round the clock to ensure supplies can distributed.

Network Rail and construction firm Bam Nuttal secured the site on Saturday as work was suspended.

A new website brings together links from across Aberdeenshire, Aberdeen City and Moray.

David Duguid has welcomed new measures announced by the UK Chancellor

Legislation brought before parliament confirms 100 per cent rates relief for retail, hospitality and leisure sectors.

The changes come after new guidelines were published for the industry

The service goes live tonight at 6pm bringing together customers from its 48 UK locations

Businesses struggling after the onset of strict measures to curb the coronavirus pandemic are being offered a helping hand by a local media firm.

From March 30, due dates will be extended by six months.

Launch of service with online platform fast-tracked amid coronavirus crisis

Businesses can now apply for grants to help them deal with the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

The protection screens are to be installed in all stores nationwide at checkouts to protect colleagues and customers from Covid-19.

All face to face offices are now closed with the public now encouraged to use telephone and online contacts

Companies will be able to access government support from today to keep operating in the face of the global economic emergency.

Premises across the north-east shut up shop to do their bit during the pandemic.