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SUPPORT US NOW Support us nowHundreds across Scotland have been given help with their SQA results by an expert group of careers advisers from Skills Development Scotland.
Sky High Club follows crew at Loganair as they navigate between the highs and lows of work and their personal lives.
From September, all hourly paid colleagues at its Inverness stores will receive an increase of 40p an hour.
The gallery is supporting the circular economy by taking old posts and turning them into picture frames.
The duo saw an opportunity to plug gaps in what is being offered to locals and visitors alike in tourist-magnet Applecross.
Picture flashback to a weekend of music in the Highlands.
The textiles sector makes a significant contribution to Scotland’s carbon footprint - the virtual session will create dialogue around sustainability.
Water treatment engineering group, Ross-Shire Engineering (RSE), has today announced a majority investment in Bristol-based GPS and GPS Links.
Gilly Langton is celebrating 25 years of practise this week by showcasing her vivid collection at Plockton Village Hall.
The Highland Business Awards will return in September. Nominations are now open.
The Highland Business Women Awards take place this August. Nominations are open now.
The Angry Seagull Fish and Chip bar has opened at Dornoch Castle Hotel, serving local fresh food that can be enjoyed in lovely surroundings.
Reporter Rachel Smart caught up with Texas fans after the show last night to see what they thought of the performance.
ScottishPower and Storegga have expressed their support for the Green Freeport bid by Opportunity Cromarty Firth.
Banff-based Anderson & Co, set up by Arlene Anderson, has merged with leading accountancy firm Ritsons.
Canadian golf-developer Cabot has acquired the golf club which overlooks the Moray Firth.
Sponsored by Business Gateway, the new business of the year award will recognise the up and coming in the region over the last 12 months.
Chris Wayne-Wills, chief executive of Crerar Hotels has taken on the role of chairman of UKHospitality Scotland.
A US travel writer slammed Loch Ness 'boring and over-hyped'. Do you agree?
The celebration of business women across the region returns this August at the Kingsmills Hotel.