Business

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.

A Tain carer has worked her way up the ladder to deputy manager level.

The bingo event is being held in the memory of Simone's 'hardy' granny, Norah Wells, who fought two cancers.

Most businesses in the Highlands consider their links with the local community as either equal to or more important than their profitable growth.

An Inverness-based business is celebrating after being commended as one of the UK’s Top 100 SMEs.

The outage comes ahead of an SSEN weather warning status for Wednesday ahead of forecast high winds.

Residents are being asked to have a say from these options.

The new manager will support enquiries from firms keen to take advantage of the Green Freeport status.

The Ross-shire brewer aims to relocate to a site at the retail park with a visitors centre, bar and restaurant.

SSEN has confirmed what caused the wildfire which engulfed more than five miles of Assynt land yesterday afternoon, on January 28.

The biggest provider of affordable homes in the Highlands has secured heating bills support for 600 tenants to help them with winter costs.

Strong winds could bring disruption to the Highlands during Wednesday.

It was a day marked with fun, dance and tunes in the Highland capital with the launch of two new spaces dedicated to children and their families.

Highland Council has received advance notice of a full planning application.

Highland Council has received advance notice of a full planning application.

A Beauly woman, who has brain damage and suffers PTSD and severe anxiety, fears she will struggle to shop for basic essentials after the alleged ban.

While you may think all electric cars are beginning to look the same, Kia have come up with something very different.

Having been brought up to help within the family business, I had many opportunities to repair and maintain land-based machinery.

Wester Ross and Lochalsh residents are being asked if they would like the area to become a national park.