Exclusive: Jobs ‘at risk’ if Chancellor fails to fast-track Aberdeenshire energy scheme
A group of industry leaders say “carbon capture” at St Fergus is vital to unlock billions of pounds for the economy and create jobs.
Scottish politics
Reform UK deputy praises BrewDog founder James Watt in north-east charm offensive
Are Nigel Farage’s party and the Ellon businessman a match made in heaven as they drive to cut government waste?
Tell us what YOU think of the NHS in Grampian, Highland and the islands
The Press and Journal is building a picture of the real-life experience of being an NHS patient or working for the health service across the region
NHS Grampian faces upheaval in hunt for new chief executive – what happens next?
We spoke to SNP health chief Neil Gray about the future of the under-pressure health service, and the possibility of a radical merger.
North Sea windfall tax to end in 2030 as Aberdeen becomes ‘clean capital’
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband opened a consultation on steps to move from oil and gas, replace the windfall tax and create new jobs.
More than 130 Robert Gordon University staff at risk of axe – why is there no emergency cash?
Trade unions say lifeline support which has been given to Dundee University by the SNP must be repeated in cities such as Aberdeen.
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Calls for Gaelic language to be awarded Unesco status
‘Wrong Brexit immigration policy could leave north-east industries without a workforce’
UK Government told to “raise its game” in consulting the devolved administrations on Brexit
Rudd unveils proposals for new law to make online shoppers collect knives in person
EU citizenship position paper “a power grab worthy of a mad king” say Greens
Water danger highlighted by community safety minister after mother and son drowned at Aberdeen beach
Tougher acid attack laws could come to Scotland
VIDEO: £12m for harbour expansion announced by First Minister
Calls for VAT to be reduced on holidays to help tourism industry
Ramsay Jones: We need to talk about sex
Fishing visas “not fit for purpose”, warns Alistair Carmichael
Schools in Aberdeen and Shetland have similar cladding to Grenfell Tower
Patients waiting more than a year for treatment increase fourfold
Worry over number of incidents where police officers sent to wrong address
Nursery teachers could be pulled into primary classrooms to cover teacher vacancy crisis
Fisheries to be priority in Brexit “power bonanza” for Holyrood
Opposition parties vow to contest ‘power grab’ Brexit Repeal Bill
Theresa May’s premiership could end over Brexit Repeal Bill, says Tim Farron
Key questions as Brexit Repeal Bill published
Sturgeon and Jones issue warning on Brexit Repeal Bill
No watering down of livestock standards, warn MPs
War of words over future of farm payments post-Brexit
Malawi volunteer shares experience at start of family planning summit
Ramsay Jones: No end to our fractious politics
