A ROSS distillery and the Beatrice Offshore Wind Farm are among the award hopefuls in this year’s Scottish Green Energy Awards.
THE Port of Cromarty Firth celebrated the launch of its new pilot boat, the Dalmore, with its first official dedication ceremony.
EXTRA carriages for bikes and large sporting equipment could be introduced on the Far North and Kyle rail lines if trials elsewhere are a success.
An Easter Ross modular building manufacturer saved from closure has marked another milestone.
RESEARCHERS have found that the North Coast 500 (NC500) has boosted the north Highland economy by more than £22 million over 12 months.
BUSINESSES which want to develop their use of digital technology and innovation are set to benefit from a new £465,000 support programme.
A former city nightclub will once again echo to the sound of music as the latest performance venue, The Botanic House.
PORT of Cromarty Firth recorded its best ever year in 2018.
A RECORD prize pot will be shared by the budding entrepreneurs who are winners in the University of the Highlands and Islands Business Competition.
A CALL to action to unleash rural Scotland's economic potential has been issued by development network SCDI.
REGIONAL MSP Edward Mountain has gained an insight into the skills needed to bring state-of-the art broadband to the Highlands.
A BLACK Isle-based businessman is saving a much-loved Highland eatery.
NEW talent has been added to the regional office of surveyors Graham and Sibbald as its base in the Highlands enters a new era.
A BRAND new air route connecting the Highlands and East Midlands took flight for the first time today.
Work to improve the rural environment has put two Ross estates in line for an award.
OIL and gas sector expert Adam Brooks has joined a top law firm in Dingwall.
DISABLED access ratings at Inverness Airport have been downgraded by the Civil Aviation Authority, who claim it is resting on its laurels.
AN Easter Ross man has won a national award for his work on a Highland housing estate which is under construction.
SCHOOL leavers in Ross-shire are being encouraged to consider a career in the building materials industry.
HIGHLAND construction business Pat Munro (Alness) Ltd has announced plans to expand.
