Business

A reappraisal of working from home, pent-up lockdown demand and policies to help first-time buyers are having an impact on house price forecasts.

Ross Wilson has scooped a place on Scottish Forestry’s student training programme.

Scottish delivery and logistics firm M&H Carriers is driving forward ambitions to improve equality in the transport industry.

Young Highlanders are wanted for a free 48-hour virtual “hackathon”, alongside peers from other parts of the North Atlantic region

A ROSS-SHIRE group is reaching out to firms interested in buying wood-fuel timber from an area of woodland it has taken ownership of.

It is International Women’s Day today - a day designated to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.

Dingwall-based MSP Kate Forbes has been leading the negotiations as Finance Secretary.

The .impact of the Covid-19, the changes resulting from Brexit, and the need to respond to the climate emergency are at the forefront of the review

Human resources expert Kim Hunter is bringing more than 20 years of corporate experience to the support of Highland firms

There are several potentially fatal diseases out there that dogs can catch, and vaccinations are the best way to protect them.

Last-minute pressure for a change of heart on a ferry subsidy prompted changes to budget.

Controversial plans to build luxury eco lodges on a prominent hillside overlooking a Wester Ross community have been withdrawn – for now.

A pioneering integrated renewable energy system on Orkney was the big winner at the second Highlands and Islands Renewable Energy Awards

An ambitious project to develop a world-class climbing centre in the Highland capital is still alive, despite a recent setback.

The whisky industry is a significant sector in Ross-shire.

An Inverness wholesaler moved towards home deliveries as a response to the pandemic restrictions.

Lockdown gave a former bookseller and lover of literature the opportunity to become a published author in his own right.

The opening of a pet larder in a Black Isle community aims to ease the pressure on households struggling with the impact of the coronavirus crisis.

LOCKDOWN may have put life on hold for many of us, but for a creative mother and daughter from the Black Isle, it has been a creative spur.

MP Ian Blackford says its shows that the 'Tories are completely prepared to ignore democracy'