Business

Business leaders across the Highlands have united to back calls for changes to planned tourist levies.

Mountain railway return to service means resort’s upper slopes within easy reach again

Statement in praise of management team past and present signed by most staff

Top councillors recognise ‘people are under severe financial pressure’ but say taxpayers will see their money’s worth

The £818m draft budget will be debated - and likely agreed - at a full meeting of the local authority next week.

Highland and Moray MPs are urging Westminster to scrap plans to grant GI status to English whisky as they fear it will hit Scotch whisky’s reputation.

Trading standards have seized a significant quantity of illicit tobacco products from a retailer in the Highlands, the local authority has announced.

Bryan Adams’ fans were left disappointed after a ticketing website glitch caused many to miss out on seats for his upcoming Inverness concert.

The Lunchbox Boys have acquired second property to add to The Crossing in Kingussie

An unassuming pub in the heart of rural Glenlivet has become a hit thanks to its unique Thai offering.

Councillors have been told some new private hire drivers could not navigate “simple” trips to the likes of Inverness Airport.

Inverness’s newest ten-pin bowling alley will open its doors at the end of March, it has been announced.

Campaigners’ efforts to accelerate work to boost digital connectivity in the Highlands have won support from a Holyrood committee.

MSP Edward Mountain is demanding an inquiry into what he says is a ‘fiasco’ after ‘nearly six years of incompetence.

Young entrepreneur Jack Smith announces exciting plans for Cairngorm Gin business

That’s the fear after Police Scotland’s chief warned the force will need to review officer recruitment to meet rising National Insurance costs.

MP Angus MacDonald hails ‘very positive step’ as Labour energy minister Michael Shanks says region is ‘doing a favour for the rest of the country’.

A new coffee shop and drive-thru could be built in Inverness city centre.

With the shopping centre’s food court closing and Lakeland relocating is it time to rethink what could be done with the large shopping space?

The administration argues the rise is needed to fund maintenance, repairs, and debt.