Business

Parklands set to open its latest care home in May

The project aims to build two dams to hold 40 million cubic litres of water with a move forward on planning application.

A new report is highlighting “significant employment opportunities” for the Highlands arising from a flagship pumped storage hydro project.

Ruth Fry takes up £109k chief officer job while Paul Reid takes on fleet and facilities

Members of the public in the Highlands will be able to attend public events as part of the visitor levy scheme consultation.

The group Living Rent says ‘addressing housing inequality takes priority over expanding an already booming tourist sector’.

It comes amid misinformation claims that the law compels its introduction when it does not.

In 1996, with a single minibus and a clear vision, Donald Mathieson, and his wife, Elizabeth, set out on a path to transform Highland transport.

A Japanese manufacturer has announced a ‘significant new chapter’ for its Highland-based operations.

Highland Council has announced that it intends to acquire the entire shareholding of D&E Coaches Limited

Sponsored content: sparkling ‘tribute’ series starts next month

Former BBC and MFR journalist Jackie O’Brien will receive this year’s Barron Trophy, recognising outstanding journalism achievements in the Highlands.

Airline passengers are being urged to use cash at Inverness Airport's cafes after technical issues with card payments continued into a second day.

A flood of fake money in circulation has sparked a warning to businesses and shoppers in the Highlands.

The march through the city was launched after a meeting between hospitality businesses and the council at Eden Court.

Business leader Colin Marr says ‘I can't think of another tax which has taxes on top of it’.

Fergus Ewing hits out saying claiming the Transport Scotland report is ‘no more than a sham’

In a Holyrood speech the veteran MSP calls for an ‘entirely new approach’

The Highland Shortbread Showdown is back for its third edition in 2025, with businesses encouraged to enter their best bakes.

The association fears it will be ‘an extra tax on visitors and locals’ while evidence from abroad argues it will not put tourists off visiting.