Business

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.

The chief executive of a spaceflight firm due to launch satellites from Sutherland has left the business just weeks before construction begins.

There are lots of great reasons to enter the awards ‒ and it’s free!

SSEN Transmission recently unveiled plans to run a new 400 kilovolt (kV) line of 57-metre high “super pylons” from Spittal in Caithness to Beauly.

The UK government chose a Highland site for a share of the £240 million Net Zero Hydrogen Fund

A popular Inverness-based cocktail specialist has been bought over and will now see its manufacturing process relocated to Dunnet Bay Distillery.

The selling agent says the 'feature property' benefits from a solid year-round trade and radiates charm.

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.

ANGRY residents have accused energy bosses of trying to "industrialise the Highlands" after they gathered to protest plans for major new power lines.

It's going to be another busy year for arrivals with upwards of 200,000 passengers and crew expected to disembark this season.

The John Muir Trust is looking to create a major community and visitor hub at Kylesku after completing the purchase of more land in the area.

The call is out for entries to the 2023 Highlands & Islands Food & Drink Awards

KIND-hearted Highlanders have been hailed for their generosity after a charity raised a record £2 million through its shops in just a year.

Our enthusiasm is, of course, tempered by understandable concerns over the continuing high cost of doing business, says the VisitScotland official.

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.

GMG Energy has installed a preservation chamber which will supply locally manufactured wood to enterprises.