Business

Auchtercrag House chef Anna Koziarska could represent Scotland in the finals.

Industry bodies including NFU Scotland and the National Association of Agricultural Contractors have come together to ensure safe practice.

The agricultural industry is being urged to get behind a new book of light-hearted stories being published to raise funds for the RSABI.

The Scotch Kitchen website has been completely redesigned to provide a high level of user functionality and experience.

Eligibility for the Priority Services Register now includes customers at increased risk of severe illness during the coronavirus pandemic.

More than 48,000 incidents caused by gas, fire or electricity issues resulted in death or non-fatal injury in Britain last year.

Specsavers emergency eyecare service has already proven to be invaluable for a number of customers requiring urgent support.

Stewart Stevenson has welcomed the announcement of additional cash for local companies to protect them against the economic effects of Covid-19.

The New Little Architects competition is being run by Savills to encourage creativity.

Almost £16million in coronavirus support funding has been paid out as the Council continues to process up to 300 grant applications per day.

A number of north-east groups, businesses and individuals have been recognised in the New Day Awards.

Analysts had put the fall down to the double pressure from a production dispute between Saudi Arabia and Russia and falling demand due to coronavirus.

Union writes to UK Government calling for action to deliver better price transparency.

Garioch Community Kitchen and Inverurie Medical Practice have welcomed the support of local companies in maintaining food supplies for those in need.

Aberdeenshire Council has confirmed it will take enforcing action where necessary against those breaking current rules.

The decision to cancel the show was made following a digital vote by Turriff District Agricultural Association committee members.

Reminder that rules allow those furloughed to take up positions

“Strength in depth” delivers a trading profit of £245,000 for the year ending December 2019.

Inverurie Business Association and Inverurie BID has compiled a list of those still offering services at present within the town.

The changes will support customers through the pandemic from the safety of their own homes.