Business

The council is recruiting a deputy chief at a salary of £122,812 whose aim is to create an 'economy built on fairness of opportunity for all'.

A robot mower is transforming the way a Ross-shire shinty club looks after its pitch – and having an impact on its carbon footprint.

The challenges of Covid-19 reinforces an important truth for hairdresser Morven Wallace as she celebrates 25 years in business.

D and E Coaches is receiving enquiries from leading cruise line companies after a pandemic-enforced break of more than a year.

Why do three in 10 hospitality businesses in Inverness, Moray, Badenoch and Strathspey fear for their survival, asks David Richardson of FSB

NEWS that a major national discount store has Dingwall on its shopping list has been welcomed locally.

With more than 45 different craft, food and drink stands, as well as two takeaway street food stalls, there was lots on offer for visitors.

An Easter Ross community today appealed for a change of heart over the closure of a lifeline post office branch.

As excitement mounts, a Ross-shire butcher aims to tantalise taste buds with its boogie burger...

Health and safety puts pay to a £3 million top-class climbing wall on the Longman – the third time it was rejected

A new project to ensure that new wind farms will not interfere with air safety is being launched by Highlands and Islands Airports Limited (HIAL)

Almost a fifth of UK holidaymakers surveyed rated the Highlands as their top holiday destination this year.

EasyJet has opened up a new route from July 11.

Other off-street parking options could also be considered under plan to responding to mushrooming motorhome demand.

ROSS-SHIRE visitor attractions are among potential bidders for the latest round of a multi-million pound fund towards improvements.

Hot on the heels of Home Bargains seeking planning permission in Dingwall, the German chain Aldi is also seeking a site there.

Catherine Souter is bringing her counselling service to the Highlands thanks to an unexpected consequence of the coronavirus pandemic.

A trailblazing Dingwall distillery preparing for exciting things is on the hunt for fresh talent to help it along the way.

A wind farm proposal for an Easter Ross area which has already been heavily targeted for the renewable energy source has been rejected.

Visitors keen to catch a glimpse of loved ones' names on a Ross-shire lifeboat have been given an alternative while Covid regulations remain in place.