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1. Port Profiles: Malcolm Farr

   Meet Malcolm Farr, a member of Port of Aberdeen's Maintenance Department who joined the port in August 2005.

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2. Port of Aberdeen appoints new Head of SHEQ to drive zero harm vision

   Port of Aberdeen has appointed Neil McIntosh as its new Head of Safety, Health, Environment and Quality (SHEQ) as the organisation maintains its laser-like focus on safe operations and a Zero Harm culture.

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3. Artist opportunity - Tall Ships Races Aberdeen 2025 painting

   Port of Aberdeen, a proud host partner of the Tall Ships Races Aberdeen 2025, is commissioning a unique painting to commemorate this spectacular maritime event.

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4. Relive the magic of the Tall Ships – and hopes for their return – with a stunning highlights video

   The magic of the Tall Ships Races Aberdeen has been captured on a special highlights video – online from today - so people can relive the unforgettable atmosphere of the spectacular event.

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5. Port of Aberdeen’s historic North Pier opens to the public

   Port of Aberdeen’s historic North Pier will open to the public from Saturday 26 July, offering an excellent viewpoint for ship-spotting and dolphin watching right at the mouth of the harbour.

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6. Tall Ships leave lasting legacy of a re-energised Aberdeen in their wake as spectacular event attracts more than 400,000 visits

   With a magnificent Parade of Sail, the Tall Ships have bid a fond farewell to Aberdeen after attracting more than 400,000 visits over the past four days and creating a lasting legacy for the Granite City, say organisers.

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7. City’s volunteers hailed as heroes of Tall Ships success

   The magnificent Tall Ships fleet sailed away from Aberdeen today (Tuesday), leaving behind a wave of appreciation for the 300 dedicated volunteers who were the backbone of this year's unforgettable maritime spectacle.

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8. Tide Lines concert raises over £30,000 for RNLI Aberdeen

   It was a big 'thank you' from local people as RNLI Aberdeen received over £30,000 from the special Tide Lines Tall Ships Quayside Concert held on Sunday.

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9. Tall Ships Races Aberdeen brings economic high tide to city centre businesses

   The Tall Ships Races Aberdeen 2025 has boosted city centre businesses to a high tide of success – with Union Square smashing multiple footfall records, even surpassing its launch weekend.

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10. From films on sails at sunset to lifechanging experiences, Aberdeen’s Tall Ships trainees share their stories of life at sea

    Like ships that pass in the night, half of Aberdeen’s 244 Tall Ship sail trainees have arrived back from Dunkirk to their home port, while the other half make ready to sail on to Kristiansand in Norway.

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11. Thousands flock to watch Tall Ships crew parade transform Aberdeen into Carnival City

    The Granite City became the Carnival City today as thousands of people flocked into the heart of Aberdeen to watch the spectacular Tall Ships Races crew parade.

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12. Tall Ships met with a wave of enthusiasm as first visitors praise the Wow Factor

    The first visitors to The Tall Ships Races Aberdeen 2025 were wowed by the atmosphere at Port of Aberdeen where the once-in-generation event was officially launched this morning.

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