Business

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.

HUNDREDS of people gathered at an Inverness hotel to see challengers take to the dance floor for Poppyscotland's biggest ever Come Dancing contest.

Local, family-run businesses support the economy of the Highlands

MUSIC lovers in Inverness and the Highlands are in for a treat as a new hi-fi and discs shop opened its doors in the city centre today.

Cars had to be turned away from a public meeting in Ross-shire such was the interest and concern over the SSEN proposals.

'A fine show of beasts were presented to him with the bullock class being extremely competitive.'

'We would welcome entries from farms, estates and businesses whose work restoring nature has played a key role in their success and resilience'.

The deadline for responding to power line proposals that will encompass a rural beauty spot west of Inverness has been extended.

FOODIES of the Highlands are in for a treat with a popular street food event in Inverness city centre.