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The prestigious Highland Business Awards is open for entries and there is a fantastic range of categories so every business should be able to enter.
The public has been having their say on whether or not they agree Highland Council has the worst public services in mainland Scotland.
Highland Council has said an analysis that ranks it as the worst local authority in Scotland ‘does not reflect the true picture of Highland’.
Over the coming weeks, each category will be revealed – with an array of cutting-edge businesses and leaders making it to the finals.
Who is impacted by the global IT outage?
Highland MSP Rhoda Grant has backed calls for GB Energy to be based in the Highlands.
Wick John O'Groats Airport has not been impacted by the current worldwide IT outage.
A new Sunday Times analysis has revealed Highland Council has the worst public services in Scotland.
A Highland Business Award is a highly coveted recognition of achievement.
Deputy First Minster Kate Forbes has spoken about her experience with postnatal depression on the new series of the podcast, Speaking of Suicide.
A movie partnership is heralding in a new education programme for UHI film and TV students.
Scotland’s forestry contributes £1.1 billion to the economy each year and supports more than 34,000 jobs, a new report has found.
A brave team is currently cycling the NC500 in aid of Cancer Research.
A group of business and organisation leaders is calling on the new Labour UK Government to locate the headquarters of the proposed GB Energy.
This year’s prestigious Highland Business Awards are now open for entries.
The awards celebrate the positive impact that businesses in the region have on their communities and the wider economy.
A Sutherland-based businesswoman has been shortlisted as Young Entrepreneur of the Year at the 2024 Allica Bank Great British Entrepreneur Awards.
Over 750 people participated in a gruelling challenge at the 40th Highland Cross this weekend.
It’s almost that time of year again as the Highland Business Women Awards is making a return.
UHI has announced Professor Neil Simco will retire in July 2024, after 15 years’ service in senior leadership at the university.
