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Colin Marr provided a summary of the problems facing business sectors due to the Scottish Government's broken promise to dual the A9 by 2025.
People from across the region attended The Inverness Courier A9 Crisis Summit, yesterday.
The cabinet secretary has vowed to 'to work on contract terms' to make it more favourable for future procurements on the dualling of the A9.
The group was set up in recognition of the critical influence the housing crisis is having on businesses and communities across the region.
Heavy showers and thunderstorms are expected over the Highlands tomorrow (Saturday 7).
The Rag 'n' Bone Man gig that was due to take place at Northern Meeting Park tonight has been cancelled.
Plans to deliver the much contested Highly Protected Marine Areas (HPMA) will not be progressed.
The biggest Highland event for business-minded females is on the horizon – and it is time to get your entries in.
Businesses, tourism organisations and individuals can now have a say on the Visitor Levy Bill as it will be the focus of a new public consultation.
Entries are now open for The Scottish Council for Development and Industry (SCDI) Highlands and Islands Business Excellence Awards.
The Bank of England has raised interest rates to 5 per cent, adding to the strain on households struggling with soaring mortgage costs.
Sharon Leon was founded in 1963 and 60 years on it is still the go-to retailer for carpets and flooring in the Highlands.
Several Highland businesses have been named by the UK Government for failing to pay the National Minimum Wage (NMW) to the lowest paid workers.
The Highland Business Women Awards 2023 is a great way to recognise the females making a difference.
It has been announced today that the controversial Deposit Return Scheme will be delayed until at least October 2025.
An ambitious plan for Scotland’s first net zero airline to provide affordable flights across the Highlands has won a leading competition.
Highlands and Islands Airports Limited has announced that the former chief executive of Loganair has been appointed as its interim managing director.
The Highland Business Women Awards is returning again this year and it is looking for nominations for a variety of categories.
Almost 1.5 million people used the 11 regional airports in past year
MSP Rhoda Grant has said that "the song encapsulates the fury that is felt by rural communities."
