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THE availability of prime office space is now at a record low in Aberdeen after a major deal involving one of the North Sea’s biggest oil and gas…

Using weather forecasts in reservoir management improves decisions about water supplies. Now researchers are studying the hydrology around reservoirs to help apply this strategy nationwide.

Long gone is the time when white-collar workers in Aberdeen, Inverness and elsewhere had no choice but to spend every day in the office.

A North Huntingdon couple who dreamed of operating their own coffee shop and bakery, have bought a former Irwin coffee shop where they loved to relax while drinking coffee and tea. Eric and Sarah Shearer, both 30, even used it as the place to write ‘thank you notes’ to those

ESTATE agents have said the rise in oil prices have helped boost take-up of business premises in Aberdeen.

The Treetops houses plan for the site of the demolished Aberdeen hotel has attracted 100 objections from concerned residents.

29/07/2021, 6:00 am The sale of Neptune Energy’s Aberdeen headquarters in May was the biggest investment deal in the city since the pandemic began. Commercial property markets across the UK are booming – except in Aberdeen where sentiment about the local economy and the future of the energy market continued to give investors pause in the first half of the year. Investment in Scottish commercial property increased by more than one-third (35%) compared to the same period last year during...

£15m-plus Aberdeen office building snapped up in biggest city deal since the onset of Covid-19 © Supplied by Frame Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The Neptune Energy building in Aberdeen has been sold in the city’s biggest office deal since the pandemic began. Glade Capital has acquired the five-storey complex on N...

KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — A couple has been stranded in what has been labeled as the epicenter of the worlds worst COVID-19 outbreak — India — while they wait for her visa to be signed. Eric and Norvina Shearer are in New Delhi, Indias capital, where they said a second wave of the pandemic blindsided the country and has crippled their efforts to get to America. "Almost overnight, it just exploded," said Eric Shearer. Sunday morning, the Indian government reported nearly 4,100 more peo...