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A Japanese manufacturer has announced a ‘significant new chapter’ for its Highland-based operations.
The Ship Inn restaurant, on Shore Road, will close its doors to the public indefinitely from March 29.
A Ross-shire family have cycled from China to Lochcarron, clocking up an impressive figure of 13,500km over 10 months.
The Highland Shortbread Showdown is back for its third edition in 2025, with businesses encouraged to enter their best bakes.
The sheriff said: “He was clearly a much loved son, brother and partner and a very highly regarded soldier, both by his peers and senior officers.”
Accolades have been dished out to a number of city centre businesses.
The NHS Highland Engagement Hub is a one-stop shop to let the agency know about the topics people would like to hear more about.
NHS Highland and Highland Council have agreed to proposed changes in how care is delivered in communities.
The wound healing and lymphedema research centre is based at the Life Sciences Innovation Centre.
With a new year comes new hope and optimism is key for anyone running their own enterprise: so who are the business figures to keep an eye on in 2025?
Domestic abuse is a serious issue across Scotland, including in the Highlands.
A healthcare worker at Raigmore has been honoured as the UKs physician associate of the year 2024.
Running a business in the North of Scotland comes with unique challenges.
Train services between Kyle of Lochalsh and Inverness are facing cancellation due to the early morning train supposedly hitting a stag on the line.
Babies and children at Raigmore Hospital have received gifts from a local business.
Scotland’s senior law officer has encouraged victims not to suffer in silence this festive period.
Scott Watson, the governor of HMP Inverness gives an exclusive interview to the Inverness Courier.
Staff who worked at Velocity Café hope to carry on the venue’s ethos by re-opening with new ownership and a new name.
Highland Council’s proposed visitor levy has sparked a heated debate.
UHI Inverness students are set to provide over 400 meals for families in need across Inverness and Ross-shire this winter.
