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Fiona Macintosh: What Kung Fu Panda taught me about leadership

Fiona Macintosh: What Kung Fu Panda taught me about leadership

Fiona Macintosh: What Kung Fu Panda taught me about leadership

11 June 2025

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


MP Jamie Stone voices concerns in Westminster over multibillion-pound tsunami of Highland renewable projects

MP Jamie Stone voices concerns in Westminster over multibillion-pound tsunami of Highland renewable projects

MP Jamie Stone voices concerns in Westminster over multibillion-pound tsunami of Highland renewable projects

10 June 2025

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


Orbex to give project update on mothballed Sutherland Spaceport

Orbex to give project update on mothballed Sutherland Spaceport

Orbex to give project update on mothballed Sutherland Spaceport

07 June 2025

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


Donna will be a ‘real asset’ to business team in Caithness

Donna will be a ‘real asset’ to business team in Caithness

Donna will be a ‘real asset’ to business team in Caithness

07 June 2025

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


Thurso college features in new UHI energy guide to boost workforce

Thurso college features in new UHI energy guide to boost workforce

Thurso college features in new UHI energy guide to boost workforce

05 June 2025

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.


Charitable organisations to be recognised at Highland Business Women awards

Charitable organisations to be recognised at Highland Business Women awards

Charitable organisations to be recognised at Highland Business Women awards

04 June 2025

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


‘Many more sheep could have been sold’ at Caithness cattle and stock sale

‘Many more sheep could have been sold’ at Caithness cattle and stock sale

‘Many more sheep could have been sold’ at Caithness cattle and stock sale

03 June 2025

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


Thriller starring Outlander actress Sophie Skelton and filmed in Caithness set for world premiere

Thriller starring Outlander actress Sophie Skelton and filmed in Caithness set for world premiere

Thriller starring Outlander actress Sophie Skelton and filmed in Caithness set for world premiere

03 June 2025

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.


Highland Council backs government proposal to have option to create a cruise ship levy

Highland Council backs government proposal to have option to create a cruise ship levy

Highland Council backs government proposal to have option to create a cruise ship levy

29 May 2025

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


Title sponsor Royal Bank of Scotland proud to back Thistle awards

Title sponsor Royal Bank of Scotland proud to back Thistle awards

Title sponsor Royal Bank of Scotland proud to back Thistle awards

29 May 2025

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


20mph limits agreed amid criticism of Highland Council’s ‘ostrich school of consultation’

20mph limits agreed amid criticism of Highland Council’s ‘ostrich school of consultation’

20mph limits agreed amid criticism of Highland Council’s ‘ostrich school of consultation’

29 May 2025

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


Highland Council staff overpayments dropped by 77% in April this year compared to April 2024

Highland Council staff overpayments dropped by 77% in April this year compared to April 2024

Highland Council staff overpayments dropped by 77% in April this year compared to April 2024

28 May 2025

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


Pair take over the reins at Caithness farming business

Pair take over the reins at Caithness farming business

Pair take over the reins at Caithness farming business

28 May 2025

New owners have taken over the running of a well-known farming supply business in Caithness.


New businesses to be recognised at annual Highland award ceremony

New businesses to be recognised at annual Highland award ceremony

New businesses to be recognised at annual Highland award ceremony

28 May 2025

The Highland Business Women Awards are returning for 2025.


From quote to comfort – How Norscot makes replacing your windows and doors a breeze

From quote to comfort – How Norscot makes replacing your windows and doors a breeze

From quote to comfort – How Norscot makes replacing your windows and doors a breeze

28 May 2025

SPONSORED CONTENT: Five easy steps to transform your home with Highland-made windows, doors and even new kit houses


Thurso research into floating offshore wind aims to protect marine mammals

Thurso research into floating offshore wind aims to protect marine mammals

Thurso research into floating offshore wind aims to protect marine mammals

26 May 2025

A Thurso-based researcher hopes a review into floating offshore energy will help to protect marine creatures while allowing for sustainable growth.


Cruise ship levy could deter visits to smaller ports like Scrabster

Cruise ship levy could deter visits to smaller ports like Scrabster

Cruise ship levy could deter visits to smaller ports like Scrabster

24 May 2025

Powers to introduce a cruise ship levy have been proposed at Holyrood. Trudy Morris of Caithness Chamber of Commerce warns of unintended consequences


Hopes for new business to take on North Coast 500 tearoom in Caithness

Hopes for new business to take on North Coast 500 tearoom in Caithness

Hopes for new business to take on North Coast 500 tearoom in Caithness

21 May 2025

Considerable interest has been shown in taking over a popular tearoom on the North Coast 500 route in Caithness.


Highland MP calls for VAT to be removed from tourism levy to avoid concerning “tax on a tax”

Highland MP calls for VAT to be removed from tourism levy to avoid concerning “tax on a tax”

Highland MP calls for VAT to be removed from tourism levy to avoid concerning “tax on a tax”

21 May 2025

A Highland MP has called for a controversial tourism levy to be exempt from Value Added Tax (VAT) if it is introduced.


Nominate an inspirational entrepreneur for this year’s Highland Business Women Awards

Nominate an inspirational entrepreneur for this year’s Highland Business Women Awards

Nominate an inspirational entrepreneur for this year’s Highland Business Women Awards

21 May 2025

The Highland Business Women Awards are back for 2025.


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