Business

The Highland Business Awards will return in September. Nominations are now open.

The Highland Business Women Awards take place this August. Nominations are open now.

Landowners and communities in Caithness are urged to celebrate work to improve land and resources that contribute to a net zero economy.

The Highland Council is urging businesses to be prepared for the end of relaxation of planning and building warrant controls on September 30, 2022.

Announcement could create long-term jobs for people in Caithness and north Sutherland

Funding which helped a young Caithness business is being made available to more companies through the region's development agency.

A record number of entrants for the 2022 VIBES awards has been narrowed down to 45 finalists, including one from a Caithness distillery.

Craig Chambers from Thurso came up with the Smoked Orange flavour

Highland Council approved a package of support totalling £3.639m for low-income households and economic growth.

The Scottish transport minister has committed to visiting Caithness to meet members of the local transport forum in person.

View from the board by Debbie Murray

Chamber Comment by Trudy Morris

HM Revenue and Customs reminds parents and families not to miss out on financial support that can help pay for childcare during the summer holidays.

A Lybster hotel is basking in success with a culinary award it received from a high-end lifestyle magazine.

Highland-based window, door and timber frame kit home manufacturer, Norscot has partnered with mental health charity, Mikeysline.

Mountain rescuers in Sutherland and Caithness have become key guinea pigs for the next generation of outdoor clothing in a deal worth around £45,000.

Sponsored by Business Gateway, the new business of the year award will recognise the up and coming in the region over the last 12 months.

A Caithness petting farm may become part of a news topic in the Congo after a TV reporter returns home after her working holiday in John O'Groats.

Caithness businesses are being asked to take part in an online survey in the latest phase of Thurso's bid to become a net-zero town.

The final box of spent fuel from Dounreay has been reprocessed by staff at Sellafield's Magnox Reprocessing Plant in Cumbria.