Business

Public bodies are being given advice on how to handle contract bids from companies linked to Russia.

A FUNDRAISING food truck initiative will support a Ross-shire event in aid of RNLI in September as part of its tour of events.

Youth hostels at Torridon and Gairloch are proving popular as the network opens fully for the first time since Covid-19 changed everything.

Unpaid work by offenders paying back to the community as part of their sentences has helped pave the way for development of a Seaboard asset.

A Dingwall distillery founder who quit its management board three years ago has secured permission to create a whisky-themed attraction.

A big-hearted donation inspired by a much-loved former community midwife in Easter Ross will benefit premature babies across Scotland.

With the end of the financial year fast approaching, now is the last chance to make full use of this year’s Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax

A PROJECT to make a long-established Easter Ross hall a 'viable community asset' has secured over £28,000.

Highland Tourism Community Interest Company (CIC) has announced the inaugural meeting of its Climate Positive Leadership Group (CPLG).

Dingwall is in line for a further housing boost with an application from Albyn Housing Association for 43 houses.

Residents and visitors have had their first chance to see the exterior of a redevelopment project which has been shrouded in scaffolding.

Charity High Life Highland has announced it is on the look out for two new independent non-executive directors to join its trading board.

Facemasks will not be legally mandatory in just a few weeks, Nicola Sturgeon has announced

THE manager of one of Ross-shire's most successful distilleries has been has been lauded as the world’s best at prestigious industry awards.

A teenage fisherman from the Black Isle is in line to net an industry award for trainees.

A ROSS chipper forced to shut up shop on Mother's Day because of a gas leak issue is again preparing to dish up its treats after giving the all-clear.

A Ross MP has urged constituents to submit their meter readings before March 31 to avoid paying higher rates on energy.

The Way to Work initiative aims to get 500,000 unemployed workers into jobs by the end of June.

Ross-shire business flags gas leak issue to customers

Consultation events have been held across the Easter Ross Peninsula to give residents and businesses the opportunity to talk about local issues.