Business

Pre-tax profit and turnover increased for a Caithness-based fuel and oil distributor.

Thurso councillors have asked the local authority to treat the ongoing problem of town centre flooding as an "emergency" issue.

Are you among the finalists in the Highlands and Islands Food & Drink Awards 2023?

Thurso Food and Craft Fair is the rebranding of Thurso Community Market and will host various events across the year.

Highland Council was considering the impliactions of the looming Local Visitor Levy Bill.

A former abattoir on a Caithness estate is to be turned into holiday accommodation after permission for the development was approved.

Highland Spotlight is the biggest business-to-business exhibition in the region.

HIE approved up to £63.2m investment in 489 projects during the period of 2022 - 2023.

A multimillion-pound heating scheme being planned in Thurso could help people make "substantial savings" on their energy costs.

Business Comment by David Richardson, regional development manager at the Federation of Small Businesses

The finalists for the annual Highland Business Awards have now been selected.

A public event at Watten village hall on Wednesday afternoon highlighted an aspect of wind farm construction related to archaeological sites.

Have you seen Highland Council’s proposals for reducing through-traffic on Academy Street in Inverness?

A private estate near Thurso has teamed up with its neighbour, Forestry and Land Scotland, to share a deer larder as part of a management agreement.

Trudy Morris said announcement is "incredibly disappointing and concerning."

Highland Council has been warned a controversial licensing scheme for short-term lets may be “legally unsound”.

The judges are making their final decisions with the shortlist for the Highlands & Islands Food & Drink Awards 2023 to be announced soon

The company aiming to launch vertical rockets into space from the north coast has created a new appointment to oversee the countdown to launch.

ILLEGAL vape sales and dodgy knock-offs have sparked a plea to businesses to help stamp out the issue after more than 2000 were seized in a year.

View from the Board by Alex MacDonald