Business

They relate to charges and their implications for both residents staying locally and small operators.

Former presenter asks: What’s more relevant to a local community than local voices, local issues, and local news?

Community Land Scotland chairwoman Ailsa Raeburn warns ‘availability of homes now at crisis level’.

Jodie McCluskey's breakfast show is being axed, signalling an end to MFR's last regular locally-produced programming.

Highland Haddy mobile van was crowned the winner at the Scottish Fish and Chip Awards in Glasgow on November 11.

The delighted staff of a Thurso shop were beaming when they received an award for being Scottish winner of the UK’s Favourite Charity Shop Awards.

An ancient broch within the proposed extension area of a Caithness flagstone quarry is to be preserved, says the company director.

Highland businesses should be entitled to claim a share of the tax spoils they could be expected to claw in if a new visitor levy comes into force.

A young engineer working on Britain’s deepest nuclear clean-up project has been recognised by the Institute of Chemical Engineers.

Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday sold 3320 prime, store, breeding and feeding sheep.

A new Highland scheme aimed at helping support people into work has launched its website.

The annual competition is open to all University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) students and anyone over 16 living in the Highlands.

A call for Caithness farmers not to bottle up their worries has come from a charity which supports people in Scottish agriculture.

Otherwise known as a visitor levy, should it happen, it would see the Highlands follow destinations in Europe that charge additional tax per night.

Something for everyone this month at the resort and Landmark, says Santa

The Budget, described as one of the most significant in recent times, prompted speculation of its potential impact on farmers. Now we know the details

Hospitality fears it could put people off visiting but others question why locals foot the bill for mass tourism.

A battery storage plant approved by councillors despite fire safety concerns is in the perfect place, according to the developer behind the plans.

The great and the good gathered together at Wick Railway Station on Saturday afternoon to celebrate its 150th birthday.

MP Angus MacDonald warns impacts will also be felt by ‘many care homes, pharmacies, doctors surgeries and dentist clinics’.