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The Federation of Small Businesses has welcomed today's news from the Scottish Government, but environmental campaign groups say it comes as a 'blow'.
The Federation of Small Businesses is calling for the Scottish Government to press pause on all new regulations that would impact small businesses.
Celtic band Skipinnish have released The Clearances Again in response to the Scottish Governments HPMA plans.
A popular Inverness-based cocktail specialist has been bought over and will now see its manufacturing process relocated to Dunnet Bay Distillery.
Inglis Lyon, managing director of Highlands and Islands Airport Ltd (HIAL) has announced his intention to step down from his role this summer.
The Port has won a gold health and safety award in its industry sector category.
Cru Holdings and KBE Events have joined forces to create Highland Cater Hire.
Phil Anderson Financial Services has had two record breaking months in its Highland office. We found out why it is passionate about rural communities.
With many species starting to return to coasts to breed, conservationists are waiting to see how the virus has impacted seabird populations this year.
An initiative is looking to attract farmers and crofters, as it aims to raise awareness of the benefits that trees can bring to the sector.
Siobhan Mackenzie will see her tartan designs go on display as part of a wider exhibit of Scotland's national dress.
GMG Energy has installed a preservation chamber which will supply locally manufactured wood to enterprises.
Loch Duart, a small-scale low impact salmon farm in Sutherland, has just promoted Hazel Wade as its new operations director.
Humza Yousaf was today elected the leader of the Scottish National Party – but what does that mean for Highland businesses?
The Alness duo behind Coyote Burger are thrilled with their new city centre location.
Calluna is a treasure trove of clothing pieces, accessories and gifts, that aims to make women feel welcomed and confident about themselves.
Ahead of our SNP Leadership Debate tonight, we asked locals and businesses from across the Highlands what they would ask the future First Minister.
The Port of Cromarty Firth, is preparing to welcome record numbers of passengers during 2023, which will get under way at the start of next month.
The owners of Dunnet Bay Distillers, ensure that their customers can join them on their earth-loving journey by making recycling as easy as possible.
Suzy Reid is the community champion at this year's Highland Heroes. Read more about her story, here.
