Business

Following the COP26 gathering in Glasgow last year, the world was buoyed by a global intention to work harder towards achieving net zero emissions.

A ROSS-SHIRE Inn has announced that their services are back to normal after a gas supply issue.

A proposed new supermarket in the Highland capital would not adversely hit retail in the city centre or other nearby retail parks – claim.

That comes as Highland politicians hit out at the Scottish Government over connectivity

High Life Highland have opened up applications for a new youth convener to represent young people in the Highlands.

Companies attending the UK's largest aquaculture conference in Aviemore next week are being invited to ask HIE about new opportunities in the sector

Charity ILM Highland have expanded their warranties on appliances to encourage people to think more about the environment.

A WESTER Ross hospitality venue was forced to operate at reduced capacity yesterday after running out of gas.

Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has received its own military decoration for its support for serving and former forces personnel

Marine sector businesses in the Highlands and Islands have until July 6 to apply for funding to make offshore production and transport sustainable

One of the most familiar industrial landmarks in the Highland capital is set to disappear within the next few weeks

A new store opening in an Easter Ross High Street has been pushed back two days until the weekend because of technical issues.

It was 'a seriously small and inadequate show of prime cattle'.

Businesses from Ross-shire were able to engage directly with potential international customers at a virtual travel industry event

Maree Todd MSP has met with Lloyds Banking Group following the announcement that the group are to withdraw their Bank of Scotland branch in Alness.

A young Easter Ross woman has been elected as vice chair of the Scottish Youth Parliament

An hotel in Lochalsh has changed hands as part of an ongoing investment by a growing company with an interest in the NC500.

Dancer says her job is '100 per cent' safe at Inverness club

A new national tourism body wants visitors to support community owned tourism enterprises and deliver a Covid bounceback boost for jobs and services.

Ross-shire businesses has helped raise money for Ukrainians after creating a special menu item.