Business

Highland Council has announced that it intends to acquire the entire shareholding of D&E Coaches Limited.,

Pizza aficionados Oak and Grain’s plan to fire new life into an ageing Ullapool property have proven successful.

Sponsored content: sparkling ‘tribute’ series starts next month

Edward Mackay founded a road haulage company in 1958 which soon expanded into all aspects of construction and civil engineering.

Glencoast is a finalist in the 2025 Countryside Alliance Awards.

Former BBC and MFR journalist Jackie O’Brien will receive this year’s Barron Trophy, recognising outstanding journalism achievements in the Highlands.

The Port of Cromarty Firth has taken a look back at the 2024 cruise liner season - and published a list of what’s expected from April onwards.

The former SNP candidate for the the far north seat in last year’s general election has landed a new role with a Scottish Government agency.

A flood of fake money in circulation has sparked a warning to businesses and shoppers in the Highlands.

A long-vacant supermarket site in Ullapool looks set for a future as an “artisanal pizzeria” after the plans were given the greenlight.

The finalised routes for two controversial 400KV overhead power lines through the Highlands have been announced.

Coastal communities in Ross-shire could benefit from a share of a multimillion-pound fund.

The march through the city was launched after a meeting between hospitality businesses and the council at Eden Court.

Business leader Colin Marr says ‘I can't think of another tax which has taxes on top of it’.

A Highland-based business says it is delighted to announce a partnership with a leading manufacturer of bespoke aluminium doors and windows in the UK.

In a Holyrood speech the veteran MSP calls for an ‘entirely new approach’

The company currently employs 24 workers and is looking to fill two full-time posts and nine seasonal positions immediately.

The Highland Shortbread Showdown is back for its third edition in 2025, with businesses encouraged to enter their best bakes.

Hikes to employer national insurance contributions will cost Eden Court an extra £100,000 a year, it has confirmed.

The association fears it will be ‘an extra tax on visitors and locals’ while evidence from abroad argues it will not put tourists off visiting.