The Press and Journal (Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire) - 2021-05-03

• Hardy workers are pick of the bunch —
• Walkout vote by council staff ‘at breaking point’
• Police hurt in protest at Old Trafford
• Fire chiefs in new home safety drive
• Orcas put on show off coast
• Slave-trade link ‘taint’ to education bequest
• It’s time to honour bowlers
• Curfew for city bus after windows smashed
• It’ s cool as crowds pour back to city
• ‘Great to get out – there is a buzz about the place again’
• Caution is the ‘smart way to go’ says Raab
• Britain providing ventilator­s and expertise as India death toll soars
• Pupils want to bury worries
• Red card for PM if code has been broken – Ross
• Johnson rattled by SNP’ s poll majority
• Parties promising to protect animals and environmen­t
• Rennie insists the Lib Dems are on course to win all over Scotland
• Lib Dems say Scotland should set up its own student travel scheme
• Voting Tory not good for Union – Sarwar
• How teenager supports people in time of crisis
• UK debt ‘not delaying’ release
• When Drumtochty was children’ s little Norway
• Fundraiser­s inspired to overcome adversity
• Change of games chieftain marked in style
• Historic tapestry’ s squirrel restored
• SpaceX’ s capsule returns to Earth
• I was left in limbo after first Covid jab – I hope Scotland isn’t after the election
• Lobbying very different from cronyism
• Scientists seeking fish with ‘bold’ personalit­ies to clear away parasites
• Orca opens base at former Bi-Fab site
• Camper conversion led to founding of business
• FCA considers how to strengthen rules
• How to find travel insurance when health gets in way
• Bulls fetch better prices at Stirling
• Livestock
• Europe ready to bare teeth over UK trade
• Oscar winner Olympia Dukakis hailed as ‘genius’
• HOROSCOPES
• Hedges targets a perfect finish
• AFC Women: Promotion dream alive
• Cove left to sweat over second spot
• Hamilton in top gear for Portugal win
• Glass: Take race for third to the final day
• Kennedy rages at ref over red card as Celtic slump to derby defeat
• County ease out of danger zone
• Victory at Tannadice ‘thoroughly deserved’
• Wright eyes two wins to give Killie outside chance of staying up
• Carson gets off roller coaster and becomes a star attraction
• Porteous will bounce back from his error against Saints – Ross
• McInally rues loss of poor goals after Blue Toon lack ‘wee edge’
• McHale still positive as Elgin left seeking victory over Spiders
• Ramsay left frustrated despite best finish of campaign in Tenerife
• Selby puts squeeze on after turning the tables
• RACING RETURNS
• Justice has been done as Cattachs eye SPFL place
• Subsea centre’ s boss in at deep end
• Winds of change blow through blade market
• Goal to put Granite City beyond the energy transition
• North Sea activity rise predicted for 2021
• Electing to support a world-class transition
• Wind champions just need to hone skill sets
• Where next for HSE?
• Healthy attitude is key
• New systems plug into offshore wind ‘reality’
• REPURPOSIN­G WASTE METAL DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
• CAN Group celebrates 35 years in business
• Blaze set for growth as it enters new markets
• Transition hopes – just or unjust – fading fast
• Subsea renewables at core of wave research
• REDUCING CARBON EMISSIONS THROUGH REPURPOSED STEEL TUBULARS
• Managing complexity
• Severe lack of energy leaves park a sad sight
• My Energy Future – the world needs your energy
• Oilfields will help to reach net-zero goal
• Ambition to make the north-east a world leader in renewable energy
• Add Energy helps solve the puzzle of blowouts
• Keys for sector as seen by R&D tax specialist­s
• Network charging in need of major reform
• Water treatment vital to a circular economy
• Focus on safety is vital
• Prevention not cure is right road to go down
• ‘Anti-fragility’ builds strength
• Anti-North Sea policy will kill off jobs for our workforce
• DNS future relies on expertise and talent to adapt
• The carbon conundrum...
• It’ s time to wrangle the data across the industry
• Wind industry booms
• E&P upstream market leads the way in M&A activity
• Quest for the H2 ‘holy grail’ proceeds apace
• Energy Indicators
• One appraisal well currently active in UK
• 50% exploratio­n success rate so far this year with eight completed

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