Business

The success of businesses in the north Highlands was recognised at Caithness Chamber of Commerce’s 12th AGM, held at Mackays Hotel in Wick.

A micro whisky distillery is being planned at John O'Groats by Kerry and Derek Campbell.

Scrabster harbour is on the crest of a wave after a fifth record-breaking trading year in a row.

Wickers are being given the chance to help transform their High Street as part of the town centre regeneration initiative.

American tariffs imposed on Scotch whisky will be "a bitter blow" to the industry, says north MP Jamie Stone, warning it will impact on jobs.

Simec Atlantis Energy's results show that the pioneering MeyGen project exported more than 21 GWh of electricity to the national grid.

The Highland Business Awards saw a Caithness firm pick up two major awards – making it three in total in just three weeks.

A public meeting is to be staged in Wick as part of the consultation into the proposed transmission subsea link to Shetland.

Newly released figures underline that green electricity generation forms "the backbone of Scotland's energy system", according to Scottish Renewables.

Caithness needs a reliable and more business-friendly airport to attract inward investment in the wake of the decommissioning at Dounreay

Caithness could become a base for training people in operations and maintenance work for offshore wind, Thurso and Wick Trade Union Council has heard.

The sun shone brightly on Saturday for a special day of fun and laughter at Thurso's community garden project.

Online cyber-security courses are to be run by North Highland College thanks to a new venture with a Thurso-based, award-winning security specialist.

Pennyland Primary School in Thurso sees the positive benefits of community payback.

A Caithness trust has won a major accolade in an award ceremony at the Scottish Parliament.

Local travel agents have been busy trying to reorganise holiday plans for clients following today's shock news about the collapse of Thomas Cook.

A limited-edition gin produced in Dunnet is being launched in October to support the fundraising work of the Rotary Club of Thurso.

Gold awards were given to Caithness businesses for coming up trumps with their disabled toilet facilities.

A sale of local artists' work will take place in Thurso's Pentland Hotel on Wednesday (September 25).

The operators of the Moray West offshore wind farm have insisted that the project remains viable despite failing to win a Contract for Difference.