Business

A year after being acquired by a Glasgow firm an Inverness-based company has been fully intregrated into its parent enterprise.

The Scottish Government will operate the Caledonian Sleeper from the end of June, after terminating the contract with Serco, seven years early.

Transport minister, Jenny Gilruth, is expected to make an announcement about the future of the sleeper train on Thursday.

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Airports across the Highlands and islands including Inverness are facing possible closure from strike action on five dates in March.

Move comes amid £54 million deficit and cost-of-living crisis

Teams from Kingussie High School are among the finalists in a hotly contested competition to find Scotland’s next generation of female investors

She says she bears 'absolutely no' animus to same sex couples and she would not change the law on terminations

It is looking for people of all levels of experience to fill roles across the region.

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Owner signing off after 32 years of service

Sarah Fyfe has joined as head of content and audience.

Loch & Larder at the Inverness venue will feature Gary Maclean’s Scottish Kitchen.

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A HIGHLAND mental health charity is marking Children’s Mental Health Week by celebrating a year of partnership with primary schools in the region.

Andrew Henderson was surprised and honoured to receive award-winning recognition for his work shining the spotlight on the LGBT+ sporting community.

The head of a Highland tourist organisation has responded to news that Highland Council is to revisit the idea of a visitor levy – or tourist tax.

Highland Council has reiterated its support for a visitor levy, or so-called "tourist tax".

The supermarket giant has announced a number of changes today.

STAFF at several Highland airports will strike during industrial action tomorrow, Highlands and Islands Airports has confirmed.