Business

Scotland’s economic and com­munity development agency for the Highlands and Islands has launched its new five-year strategy.

Who are the unsung champions that make and shape your community?

A lack of properties available at affordable rents in Highlands and Islands is putting people at greater risk of homelessness.

Owner of The Gatehouse near Thurso Maree McLeod says 'the process of applying for a short-term let with Highland Council was made easy.'

Northern Marine Services (Scotland) Ltd was formed by Alasdair Noble in 2017

A full planning application has been submitted for a seven-turbine wind farm in the heart of Caithness with turbines as high as 220 metres.

Highland business leader David Richardson says Sam Salim should be congratulated for spelling out the significant problems faced by Wick town centre.

Katrina Sutherland won the the business resilience award, and herself and her colleagues also received the team of the year award on Thursday night.

Three Caithness and Sutherland businesses have been shortlisted in the Highlands and Islands Food and Drink Awards after a record number of entries.

Caithness households will still face high energy bills this winter despite Ofgem lowering the energy price cap, says a national advice service.

Who are you going to nominate as your Highland Heroes 2024?

New webpage will signpost businesses to organisations and services offering support and advice towards responsible tourism

It looks increasingly likely that the 2023 season will be the last for John O'Groats Ferries – unless an eleventh-hour bidder emerges.

A Wick businessman has argued that the system of business rates needs to be reformed if town centres are to see an upturn in their fortunes.

A celebration for female entrepreneurs across the region took place at the Drumossie Hotel in Inverness.

Highland Council has proposed actions in the short and long term to address the issue of the recent flooding in Thurso.

But the Levelling Up secretary is worried that not dualling the A9 may limit the 'full economic and social benefits.'

The death knell has sounded for a Caithness creative glass studio with an international reputation as provisional liquidators were called in.

Stagecoach employees in Caithness have discounted access to all High Life Highland leisure facilities, thanks to a new corporate deal.

A renewable energy industry trade body has said objectors who do not like the look of pylons need to understand that grid upgrades are essential.