Business

The investment is a huge vote of confidence in the Highlands, an enterprise boss believes.

A major deal involving a new player at an Easter Ross fabrication yard has been announced as part of massive planned infrastructure investment.

Lobbying on behalf of members is a huge part of any Business Improvement District’s job.

The First Minister says it is ‘literally a phenomenal investment in the future of the Highlands’.

First Minister John Swinney says the loan of Scottish and UK public money ‘demonstrates the huge confidence in this new facility.’

Nairnites and visitors were in force in the town centre this weekend for a popular food and drinks festival.

It’s almost that time of year again as the Highland Business Women Awards are making a return.

A giant UK housing and social care provider’s Inverness operation has landed a top award for its energy-saving work at schools across the Highlands.

The fact that Academy Street needs intervention and improvement is not in dispute.

Members of the community in Nairnshire are being invited at an event which will see the Cabinet Secretary for Transport Fiona Hyslop in attendance.

The popular bakery looks set to open a new outlet in a former car hire site in Harbour Road.

The Inverness retailer was caught selling vapes to children on numerous accounts.

The Inverness retailer was caught selling vapes to children on numerous accounts.

The Findhorn, Nairn and Lossie Rivers Trust praised the “invaluable” funding from LNER, which supports the restoration of salmon’s natural habitat.

The Port of Cromarty Firth (PoCF) has named business leader Alex Campbell as their new chief executive.

The countdown is on to an annual three-day food and drink festival in Nairn.

The Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport is set to be a multi-generational game changer, bringing thousands of jobs and huge opportunities.

Brodie Countryfare has curated a series of luxury summer collections for any occasion.

Failure to bring back a late night train linking Inverness with Ross-shire communities is having an “affect on the city’s night-time economy”.

A café in Inverness will close down on Monday, it has announced after describing Inverness city centre as "just not the place it used to be".