Highlands and Islands Airports Limited has announced that the former chief executive of Loganair has been appointed as its interim managing director.
A recent report has shown that it would cost an estimated £3132 per year to heat a property in Caithness compared to £2450 in other parts of Scotland.
The Highland Business Women Awards is returning again this year and it is looking for nominations for a variety of categories.
Highland business journalist Rachel Smart tells her own personal story of addiction and recovery.
A plea for help has gone out after the roof of a 200-year-old 'A' listed barn at Dunbeath collapsed.
The twelve months to March 2023 saw almost 1.5 million people use the 11 regional airports in the HIAL network.
The growing demand for digital skills in the Highland economy is to be addressed by supporting volunteers to launch 'tech clubs' across the region.
Cafes around around the NC500 are taking part in the Highland Cup Movement.
Lib Dem Jamie Stone has asked the UK Government to do more to help overseas recruitment into the fishing industry.
MSP Rhoda Grant has said that "the song encapsulates the fury that is felt by rural communities."
The Federation of Small Businesses has welcomed today's news from the Scottish Government, but environmental campaign groups say it comes as a 'blow'.
The Federation of Small Businesses is calling for the Scottish Government to press pause on all new regulations that would impact small businesses.
Celtic band Skipinnish have released The Clearances Again in response to the Scottish Governments HPMA plans.
Inglis Lyon, managing director of Highlands and Islands Airport Ltd (HIAL) has announced his intention to step down from his role this summer.
Cru Holdings and KBE Events have joined forces to create Highland Cater Hire.
A popular Inverness-based cocktail specialist has been bought over and will now see its manufacturing process relocated to Dunnet Bay Distillery.
Phil Anderson Financial Services has had two record breaking months in its Highland office. We found out why it is passionate about rural communities.
"Use it or lose it" is the message to music fans in Caithness as a promoter admitted ticket sales for Mànran’s show in Wick next month were very slow.
Having been rescheduled from December, the band are set to play on May 5 at The Waterfront in Wick.
With many species starting to return to coasts to breed, conservationists are waiting to see how the virus has impacted seabird populations this year.
