Business

The Highland Business Women Awards are back for 2025.

A tourist tax in the Highlands is an "exceptionally frightening” prospect for the area’s hotel industry, according to a representative body.

A historic Stevenson lighthouse could be yours for £450,000 after it was placed on the market.

Work on the controversial Strathy South wind farm has begun nearly two decades since the scheme was mooted, SSE has announced.

Roles available span various areas, including visitor experience, retail, catering, and operations.

Mackays Hotel in Wick is celebrating its 70th year in business with a bumper programme of hotel-hosted food, drink and entertainment events.

The 2025 Young British Farming Awards is officially open for entries and nominations.

The wellbeing charity for farmers and crofters, Farmstrong Scotland has been awarded £20,000 of funding from The National Lottery Community Fund.

Last year the Red Hot Highland Fling was cancelled amid fears it would not make enough cash.

Accessing skilled labour continues to be the dominant employment issue for the UK fishing fleet, a new Seafish report suggests.

A celebratory lunch was held at the Norseman Hotel on Tuesday, May 6, to mark the 50th anniversary of a Wick company.

The potential threat to harbour seals from tidal energy developments in the Pentland Firth has been deemed to be hypothetical rather than realistic.

The biggest music festival in the north of Scotland is calling shops and businesses to get creative with window displays this year.

The Highland Business Women Awards are set to return in 2025.

Highland Council has awarded a new seven-figure contract aimed at tackling potholes and other road repairs.

Our Wee Shop at Westfield travelled back in time to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe last Thursday.

Business minister Richard Lochhead hails a major ‘boost for Highland commuters and visitors’.

A report identifies an ‘unprecedented’ investment and jobs opportunity for the Highlands - and the barriers that must be overcome ‘at pace’.

Caithness households with ageing energy meters are being urged to act now to avoid disruption to their heating or hot water systems.

Advice Direct Scotland urges consumers to familiarise themselves with heat networks, which deliver warmth from a central source to multiple homes.