Business

Taking the leap to start your own business is daunting. But that is exactly what Iain MacPhail did with his last wage – he’s not looked back since.

Ahead of our SNP Leadership Debate tonight, we asked locals and businesses from across the Highlands what they would ask the future First Minister.

A clutch of Ross-shire attractions have made a new list of top spots for outdoor activities. Can you guess which ones?

Campaigners have criticised the Scottish Government for leaving the door open to manufacturing new nuclear power plants in the Highlands.

Calluna is a treasure trove of clothing pieces, accessories and gifts, that aims to make women feel welcomed and confident about themselves.

The Highlands & Islands Thistle Awards, which launches this week, celebrates the best tourism businesses in the Highlands.

Just 5 years ago, Emma was a single mum, working part-time, trying to make ends meet. Now, she has over 150 clients on her books.

Blackbridge Furnishings in Inverness is holding an absolutely massive sale with extraordinary deals.

James Dow Office Supplies and Moray Office Supplies have merged, so that they can continue to be leading providers in the region.

The Port of Cromarty Firth, is preparing to welcome record numbers of passengers during 2023, which will get under way at the start of next month.

BUSINESSES from across Ross-shire were named among the finalists in the first ever Highland Shortbread Showdown.

SSEN held public consultation events on plans for transmission line upgrades between Spittal and Beauly via Loch Buidhe.

An Easter Ross community is preparing for another showcase of local businesses and community groups after the success of a trailblazer last year.

A trade event organised by Williamson Foodservice returns to the Kingsmills Hotel, Inverness tomorrow.

TENS of thousands of free meals 'were donated to Highland charities' by a major supermarket giant and its generous shoppers in 2022.

Black Isle Brewery has just announced that it received the accreditation, meaning that it is dedicated to a sustainable and inclusive economy.

A FORMER Achiltibuie telephone exchange building has been sold for £42,000 – nearly three times its guide price.

The owners of Dunnet Bay Distillers, ensure that their customers can join them on their earth-loving journey by making recycling as easy as possible.

'I just want the economy to be better and the Highlands to be better. It is pretty simple'

More than a dozen individuals and groups were honoured at the annual Highland Heroes awards.