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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.

Hopes that Ross-shire's county town can tap the multimillion-pound spin-off from the new Cromarty Firth freeport have been raised.

The Ladies Day attendees dressed to the nines and delivered a major boost for sick children in the Highlands.

They recognised excellence in agriculture, aquaculture, equine, game and wildlife, horticulture, land-based engineering and trees and timber sectors.

Training boss says: 'We're proud to support Scottish Apprenticeship Week and invest in the future workforce'.

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The Easter Ross port plans expanding its capacity to tap freeport potential and capitalise on offshore renewables work.

A Wester Ross distillery that started in a garden shed and now sells around the world is today toasting an Exporter of the Year Award.

Highland councillors celebrated the successful green freeport bid at today’s meeting of the full council, though not everyone was convinced.

Highland bar and restaurant Hootananny is taking a new direction in response to changing trends in the hospitality industry.

When Emma McSkimming's long-term relationship ended she was a scared single mum of twins. Since then, she's 'soul-searched' and followed her dreams.

Partners hope the Cromarty Firth area will become a major global hub for green energy.

The Minister said: 'SGL is a prime example of the positive impact inward investors can have on Scotland’s regions.'

CalMac has now opened their recruitment drive to find Scotland’s best seagoing apprentice candidates.

Horrified residents are ready to fight plans to build a giant electricity substation and march super pylons through a beauty spot near Beauly.

He visited a number of key businesses in the Highlands today including SGL Carbon in Muir of Ord.