Business

While voicing 'deep regret' over the decision the group floated a possible 'slow track' approach for future consideration over a longer timeframe.

Plans for a 20km Easter Ross pipeline to supply a proposed hydrogen production plant are set to come under public scrutiny later this month.

The Port of Cromarty Firth will welcome 118 cruise ships in 2024, down slightly on 2023 – but passenger numbers will be up and bookings "are busy".

Highland business leaders want councillors to ‘seize the opportunity’ of the Cromarty and Inverness Green Freeport to boost 'critical' infrastructure.

Lifesavers with the RNLI have thanked the generosity of a major Highland business and its customers after they raised hundreds for the charity.

Workers at a whisky giant's Easter Ross distilleries are poised for strike action according to the union representing them.

A worried resident who feels almost like a “prisoner in my home” has raised concerns over privacy and fire safety after plans for an EV charge hub.

Sickening scammers are targetting grieving families online, a Highland funeral directors has warned.

A behind-the-scenes tour at one of Ross-shire's largest supermarkets proved to be an enjoyable eye-opener for a group of school pupils.

What will shape the culinary landscape of the North Highlands post-Brexit – and can the spirit of love endure?

Don’t forget to vote for your Heroes by Sunday, February 18!

Redundancies at a major Ross-shire employer expose how the drive to create renewable energy jobs in Scotland is stalled, according to union leaders.

The company says it will retain staff and its premises at Allangrange but it needs more space to expand as it hopes to attract 20,000 visitors.

A two-phase £420,000 A835 road safety project south of Garve is scheduled to start next week.

Scaling postal deliveries back is not the way to improve services, a Highland business leader has said.

.As well as growing the local tourism economy, we hope to create lasting professional careers in hospitality that will benefit the whole community.'

A popular Nairn lingerie shop is moving to new premises today (Saturday, February 3) with a fashion show for the opening.

ScotRail’s newest railway station in the Highlands is celebrating its first anniversary

Clare Campbell, the owner of Rebel Row discusses why she is challenging the norm of how we consume.

A number of Highland businesses have made it to the finals of the Scottish Wedding Awards 2024.