Business

A Ross-shire supermarket has thrown the spotlight on autism acceptance during an awareness-raising week held in store.

An Easter Ross MP wants governments to 'ease the burden of bureaucracy on farmers' to reflect a growing trend in agriculture.

NHS Highland has been issued with a formal reprimand after email addresses of people accessing HIV services were sent to others by mistake.

After losing her job, Hayley Mudge found herself in an unexpected career that she loved...

Social care...has always been seen as the Cinderella service and...now needs to be elevated and given far more prominence.

Ullapool cafe and gift shop, wins Best Tearoom award for the Highlands, at the Scotland Business Awards.

An Inverness Tesco is selling diesel 8p cheaper than sister station at other end of same road.

Loch Duart, a small-scale low impact salmon farm in Sutherland, has just promoted Hazel Wade as its new operations director.

Humza Yousaf was today elected the leader of the Scottish National Party – but what does that mean for Highland businesses?

The Dingwall community owned distillery has ambitious plans to expand and reckons its bond offer is something worth toasting.

'For a village to remain a vibrant, a place where people want to come and live, it needs...the resources to support them when they need it most.'

David Richardson suggests top priorities he believes would make sense to almost everyone in the Highlands when it comes to the business community.

SUPER shortbread brought hundreds of people flocking to a special food and drink showcase – and organisers were delighted by the turnout.

A Black Isle visitor attraction is celebrating the completion of a major revamp today.

Relatives of residents said some tears were shed as the news was shared.

Campaigners say the infrastructure will be there for generations and meaningful dialogue over routing and methods is vital.

The Downright Gabbler provides locals and tourists the opportunity to dine on fine Scottish food while being immersed in a storytelling experience.

'Rowing is just about the best exercise you can get and I thought I might as well use this occasion to do something useful'.

Efforts to pave the way for more affordable housing across Ross-shire have been pledged amid a council 'land banking' push.

FAMILIES risk being priced out of the sport they love unless the decision to axe a climbing wall is reversed, campaigners have warned.