Business

A 110-year-old classic boat built in the Clyde shipyards has arrived in Wester Ross to open a new chapter.

A plan for a glamping pod for self-catering holiday letting has been lodged for one of the most scenic areas of Wester Ross.

An Easter Ross childminder has been given 'very good' grades after an unannounced visit by the Care Inspectorate watchdog body.

Owners of a historic Ross-shire village hotel set to reopen next month have issued an invitation for staff to join their team.

A 110-year-old yacht has arrived in Wester Ross ahead of major restoration – and its new owners hope it will become a destination for tourists.

A freedom of information request has revealed the top earners at Highland Council.

Supercars from Cannonball Ireland were in Inverness before heading along the North Coast 500 (NC500).

The Cromarty Firth and Highlands are ready to play a key role in delivering the UK’s new Energy Security Strategy

Two rival supermarkets are in a showdown over plans for the Highland capital.

Ross-shire is continuing to rally to refugees fleeing the horrors of war in Ukraine in a number of imaginative and heartfelt ways.

Dingwall and Highland Marts Ltd sold 1020 Aberdeen Angus, Native Bred and Continental Store Cattle.

A Highland business consultancy is celebrating its third birthday by offering a free business improvement consultation to SMEs in the region

New funding has been secured for the Spirit of the Highlands and Islands project to help showcase people’s stories of the region

A life-changing service, run in partnership between NHS Highlands and national sight loss charity RNIB Scotland, celebrates its fifth anniversary.

Irish Seas provide a tough test for new Port of Cromarty Firth pilot vessel

Sheep and cattle were sold today at Dingwall and Highland Marts.

A creative communications agency with a base in the Highlands has acquired a past competitor in a six-figure deal.

Groups and charities across Ross-shire set to benefit from Co-op shoppers' choices.

A social landlord with thousands of properties in the Highlands has launched an emergency fund for tenants struggling with soaring energy costs.

Plans for thousands of new homes across Ross-shire will need massive investment in schools, transport and leisure infrastructure to match it.