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The supermarket giant has announced a number of changes today.

A recent survey shows how employers are responding to the cost-of-living crisis, and the toll it is taking on business leaders mental health.

Good draws for local teams.

The start of the year is often a time when we try to predict what will happen over the next 12 months.

Twenty-three businesses from the Highlands and Islands have started the latest edition of a four-month accelerator programme, led by HIE.

Those attending a youth club have the chance to create the change they want to see in the world, with the help of the My Future, My Success programme.

Many football fans are avid players of Football Manager – but how does the game come together? We spoke to Ross County's researcher to find out.

The bursary will sponsor 50 emerging micro producers to enter a product into the "world’s most trusted taste accreditation".

Special tax status can be awarded to businesses within the 45km outer boundary of the Cromarty Firth Green Freeport location.

Highland Coast Hotels has announced the events across the Highlands on Wednesday January 25.

Could a new name be in the Highland League next season?

January's "New Year's resolution" season brings with it new beginnings and new possibilities.

HMRC has shared a breakdown of tax return filers to date by age range and gender. And, of course, a deadline reminder for the rest of us...

Upcoming Highland athletes have hailed the scheme for helping them maximise potential. it is now open to a fresh round of applications.

Nevis Range has paired up with Cobbs Group to bring a first-class tourism offering to the region.

It is estimated there are 15,000 homes and businesses are at risk of flooding in the Highland and Argyll Local Plan District.

The Scottish Government has confirmed its proposal to amend legislation to extend the deadline for short term let hosts to apply for their license.

Cromarty-based internet service provider Calico UK has been acquired by Hostworld.

Galbraith is celebrating after six of its graduate trainees passed the final stage of their assessments, with a 100 per cent pass rate.

Public can read the document online or at a number of local buildings and a drop-in session is planned at an iconic Strathpeffer venue this month.