Business

A cut in Loganair flights in the Highlands and islands is having an impact on the economy, a leading business figure has warned.

Over 350 of the Highlands’ business leaders attended the event at the Drumossie Hotel.

Scottish Forestry has awarded £341,000 in funding to two Highland projects which aim to improve timber transport in the region.

A prominent high street business in Dingwall looks set for a facelift under plans lodged with Highland Council.

Scottish Secretary Alister Jack confirmed that the UK government is planning a nuclear site north of the border.

It’s almost that time of year again as the Highland Business Women Awards are making a return.

After seeing multiple temporary measures put in place, the long-term solution comes as a welcome relief for local residents and businesses.

An Inverness publican is set to double the beer order as he flies thirsty Highland Tartan Army foot soldiers to Germany for the Euro 2024 finals.

A Highland MSP has called for collective action and shared responsibility to address Scotland’s escalating housing emergency.

SSEN Transmission announced they will soon launch a first round of funding to support communities in the Highlands and the north of Scotland.

Several bakeries across the region have picked up accolades at the Scottish Baker of the Year Awards.

One of Britain’s best-known impressionists and comedians, Rory Bremner, will return as host of Prosper’s Highlands & Islands Awards.

Global Energy chairman Roy MacGregor urged Highland people to “embrace” the opportunity the new facility can bring to the area.

Leading Highland ports are among those across Scotland to have joined forces to launch a new alliance to capitalise on offshore wind opportunities.

MSP Màiri McAllan believes the new facility at Port of Nigg has the potential to create hundreds of jobs

A union leader said: ‘Our members are struggling to make ends meet while being paid less than whisky workers elsewhere.’

Construction of a new state-of-the-art subsea transmission cable factory in the Highlands commenced this morning.

‘At £350m, the Sumitomo project is one of the biggest inward investments we’ve ever attracted to the Highlands and Islands.’

In all, £20,000 has been given to fourteen community organisations by GlenWyvis.

A major deal involving a new player at an Easter Ross fabrication yard has been announced as part of massive planned infrastructure investment.