Business

Flights from Inverness to Belfast, Birmingham and Jersey will be taken over by Loganair following the collapse of troubled airline Flybe.

Flybe, which operates flights to and from Inverness Airport, went into administration in the early hours of this morning.

The long-running dispute over air traffic controllers pay at Wick and other airports throughout the Highland region has finally been resolved.

The SNP's Karl Rosie has warned that bank branch closures and the loss of free-to-use cash machines heighten the risk of creating a cashless society.

BIOMASS boiler manufacturers and retailers should be more responsible and flag up that they need planning permission when selling them.

INTRODUCING a tourist tax could lead to lucrative cruise liner traffic by-passing the Highlands, four leading business organisations have warned.

Highland business leader David Richardson is urging shoppers to support Small Business Saturday this weekend and give local businesses a boost.

A HOST of flights in and out of Inverness Airport continue to be affected by fog that has refused to shift all day.

Dornoch Castle Hotel is celebrating being named the best whisky bar in Scotland.

VisitScotland chairman Lord Thurso has praised the owners of a north based tour guide business after presenting them with a five-star grading.

Scourie Hotel is one of the winners in this year’s Helping It Happen Awards which shine a light on businesses that are going the extra mile.

A twenty-five per cent tariff on single malt whisky, which comes into effect today, has been described as "very bad news" for the industry.

Repairs to the decorative stonework at the Academy Street entrance of Inverness Victorian Market have been completed.

The transfer of a jetty at the Nigg yard could lead to a jobs boost for the region, according to its new owners.

Wolfburn Distillery has teamed up with the Carnegie Whisky Cellars to launch a limited-edition whisky which will raise funds for Help for Heroes.

BBC Scotland has made two key appointments to further improve the corporation's coverage and service to the Highlands and Islands.

A new report has found that the North Coast 500 road trip has boosted the north Highland economy by more than £22 million over 12 months.

They are pesky, stinging critters that come out in their multitudes and send most people scurrying back indoors, scratching madly.

A north business man has unveiled exciting and ambitious plans for a £500,000 redevelopment of the redundant Brora Railway Station.

Clydesdale Bank managers have agreed to introduce a number of measures in a bid to try to mitigate the loss of the branch in Brora.