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North-east groups unite to shine spotlight on job opportunities amid pandemic

North-east groups unite to shine spotlight on job opportunities amid pandemic © Kami Thomson / DCT Media A raft of north-east organisations have joined forces to boost job opportunities across the region. The move is part of Aberdeen City Council’s socio-economic rescue plan which was created in response to the impact of coronavirus. It will offer enhanced access to learning, training and business start-up support. The city council are working alongside North East Scotland College, Robert Gordon University (RGU) and Aberdeen University. Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce, Aberdeenshire Council, Business Gateway Aberdeen City and Shire, Elevator, Opportunity North East (ONE), Skills Development Scotland and the Aberdeen Employability Training Providers Forum are also part of the scheme.

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Could Aberdeen be pilot location for safe return to office working?

Business leaders in the north-east want the Scottish Government to consider running a safe return to office working pilot in Aberdeen.

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Sense of community is more vital than ever

Aberdeen, Wednesday 1st March 2017 Pictured is Russell Borthwick; Chief Executive of AGCC Picture by Michal Wachucik / Abermedia AFTER an incredibly tough year this has been a make or break Christmas for many of our local businesses. Sadly, with the likelihood of us being locked into at least Level 3 for much of January given the relaxation of domestic visiting restrictions over Christmas, businesses, the economy and the jobs they support are still far from being out of the woods. Six months ago Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce launched an initiative to help people ‘support local’. North East Now was born out of an urgent need to help businesses across our towns and city to cope with the crushing financial impact of the coronavirus.

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Campaigners hail win after EasyJet s Aberdeen-Gatwick flights reinstated

© PA Campaigners have toasted victory after a “vital” air route was reinstated following a two-year crusade. The decision to stop the service was met with widespread criticism at the time, with thousands signing petitions and even attracting the attention of UK Government ministers. But now bosses at the airline have confirmed the route will return in May, with daily flights operating all year round. “It’s been a long time coming,” she said. “We are just delighted because it is what we have been calling for for a long time. “Our campaign had the most amazing amount of support from the airport itself and the wider public. It’s so lovely when local people get together and something like this happens.

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Aberdeen city centre sees some recovery, but residents urged to shop local to help growth

Aberdeen city centre sees some recovery, but residents urged to shop local to help growth © Kami Thomson / DCT Media People have begun to return to the city centre, however recovery levels are nowhere near as high as pre-lockdown levels. Aberdeen business leaders have urged residents to shop local and support city firms to help the high street recover. New statistics released from Centre for Cities show the overall recovery and spend index of those who have been in the city centre since February. Comparing current data with pre-pandemic levels, the data shows visitors to Aberdeen’s city centre have now dropped significantly, although it is beginning to recover somewhat.

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