Business

The Star Inn in Tain won Best Licensed Premises in the Inverness heat.

Loganair flights between Inverness and Manchester and Inverness and Stornoway will be reduced in number this summer.

Wind turbine blades longer than the Wembley Stadium pitch have begun to be put in place as part of an offshore wind farm off the Caithness coast.

A Highland social enterprise is celebrating 30 years of providing home improvement, electrical recycling, and retail services to the North.

Loch Duart has appointed Agnieszka Stoff as it new sales coordinator.

Be sure to get your HITA 2024 entry in by April 28!

Clarity is urgently needed over the ban on wood burning stoves, a Highland MSP has warned after being inundated with concerns from confused residents.

The bar and restaurant in Inver is very popular with food fans, with people travelling from miles around to enjoy meals there.

Two hotels on the NC500 route are up for sale in Tain.

Some £320 million of power network infrastructure projects in the north of Scotland have been thrown open to tender amid massive expansion plans.

10% of small Highland business owners spend 8+ hours per week on regulatory compliance, adding more must be done sparingly, says our columnist.

Unions at Dounreay “remain open to negotiating with management” over an improved pay deal but are preparing for a strike if no new offer is made.

Dounreay has had to bring in pest controllers to deal with an "unprecedented infestation of rats," according to a safety rep at the site.

Nessie hunters are about to embark on their latest search of Loch Ness - and have urged Nasa and other scientists to lend their expertise.

Giving business leaders peace of mind is at the heart of a Highland IT firms’ mission.

Workers from all three unions at Dounreay are set to go on strike after members at the site voted for industrial action over an ongoing pay dispute.

The building of a new £209 million Highland prison that will increase custody capacity and attract significant investment has moved a step closer.

A spate of cancellations due to lack of crew during the Easter break is ‘a blow to Highland businesses’ at the start of the tourist season.

The Highlands are set become the focus of international attention from the renewable energy industry as the region’s freeport reached a milestone.

Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday, April 8, sold 942 prime, store and feeding sheep.