Business

It’s the fourth year they have sponsored the event declared “a real highlight in the farming calendar for many within our area”.

A ‘unique opportunity’ to snap up a traditional Highland railway station property on the NC500 is being flagged up at a knock-down price.

Liberal Democrats want the far north in contention after the UK government pledged to invest £2.5 billion in small reactors.

Support from local firms helps make Highland Business Women Awards so special.

More than £335,000 coming to Caithness from a major energy infrastructure project will make a real difference to communities, it has been stated.

MFR’s former Inverness base has been put up for sale after it vacated the building due to cutbacks.

A solicitor’s practice with offices in Wick and Thurso is heading south of the border to set up a base in the centre of London.

Nominations are open for the annual Highland Business Women Awards.

Fiona Macintosh of More than Motivation shares her insights on leadership.

He applauds bravery of Councillor Helen Crawford about ‘democratic failure’ amid her call to ‘unite’ ahead of Beauly convention.

Members of the public are being invited to attend a meeting to learn more about the latest situation with the Sutherland Spaceport.

An experienced business leader has taken up a brand new role at the Caithness Chamber of Commerce.

Employers looking to upskill their workforce or attract fresh talent to the north can tap into a new energy guide from UHI North, West and Hebrides.

The Highland Business Women Awards 2025 are taking place on August 21 at the Kingsmills Hotel.

Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday sold 90 store cattle, 12 breeding cattle and 719 breeding prime, store and feeding sheep.

A movie filmed on location in the far north is scheduled to get its world premiere later this month at a long-running independent film festival.

The Highland Council has issued its support for a Scottish Government proposal to give local authorities the power to create a cruise ship levy.

Royal Bank of Scotland shows its support for tourism and hospitality businesses across the Highlands and Islands

Opposition councillors sought a more nuanced approach including a review but administration bosses out voted them down.

But staff still got £624k more than they should despite tough new measures.