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Inverness Caledonian Thistle exit administration

Inverness Caledonian Thistle exit administration

Proposals to approve a company voluntary agreement were passed today, paving the way forward for the football club.

Charitable organisations to be recognised at Highland Business Women awards

Charitable organisations to be recognised at Highland Business Women awards

Charitable organisations to be recognised at Highland Business Women awards

The Highland Business Women Awards 2025 are taking place on August 21 at the Kingsmills Hotel.

Royal Bank of Scotland officially re-opens its £2.5 million Inverness branch

Royal Bank of Scotland officially re-opens its £2.5 million Inverness branch

Royal Bank of Scotland officially re-opens its £2.5 million Inverness branch

Royal Bank of Scotland has officially re-opened its Inverness branch, following a £2.5 million investment.

Ikea Inverness plan given the green light

Ikea Inverness plan given the green light

Ikea Inverness plan given the green light

Fans of Swedish furniture giant Ikea will find it even easier to get their design fix after plans for a new facility in Inverness got the green light.

20mph limits agreed amid criticism of Highland Council’s ‘ostrich school of consultation’

20mph limits agreed amid criticism of Highland Council’s ‘ostrich school of consultation’

20mph limits agreed amid criticism of Highland Council’s ‘ostrich school of consultation’

Opposition councillors sought a more nuanced approach including a review but administration bosses out voted them down.

Title sponsor Royal Bank of Scotland proud to back Thistle awards

Title sponsor Royal Bank of Scotland proud to back Thistle awards

Title sponsor Royal Bank of Scotland proud to back Thistle awards

Royal Bank of Scotland shows its support for tourism and hospitality businesses across the Highlands and Islands

Highland Council staff overpayments dropped by 77% in April this year compared to April 2024

Highland Council staff overpayments dropped by 77% in April this year compared to April 2024

Highland Council staff overpayments dropped by 77% in April this year compared to April 2024

But staff still got £624k more than they should despite tough new measures.

New businesses to be recognised at annual Highland award ceremony

New businesses to be recognised at annual Highland award ceremony

New businesses to be recognised at annual Highland award ceremony

The Highland Business Women Awards are returning for 2025.

Retreat to help endometriosis sufferers to be hosted near Boat of Garten

Retreat to help endometriosis sufferers to be hosted near Boat of Garten

Retreat to help endometriosis sufferers to be hosted near Boat of Garten

An event designed to help people suffering from endometriosis is set to be hosted in Aviemore next month.

Gordon & MacPhail chief executive steps down for personal reasons

Gordon & MacPhail chief executive steps down for personal reasons

Gordon & MacPhail chief executive steps down for personal reasons

Phillip White was appointed in January 2024.

Highland MP calls for VAT to be removed from tourism levy to avoid concerning “tax on a tax”

Highland MP calls for VAT to be removed from tourism levy to avoid concerning “tax on a tax”

Highland MP calls for VAT to be removed from tourism levy to avoid concerning “tax on a tax”

A Highland MP has called for a controversial tourism levy to be exempt from Value Added Tax (VAT) if it is introduced.

Nominate an inspirational entrepreneur for this year’s Highland Business Women Awards

Nominate an inspirational entrepreneur for this year’s Highland Business Women Awards

Nominate an inspirational entrepreneur for this year’s Highland Business Women Awards

The Highland Business Women Awards are back for 2025.

Tourist treat is competition winner for Kingussie butcher

Tourist treat is competition winner for Kingussie butcher

Tourist treat is competition winner for Kingussie butcher

Haggis quiche set to wow the tourists in Badenoch and Strathpey

Highland hoteliers call on councillors to ditch ‘exceptionally frightening’ plans for a tourist tax

Highland hoteliers call on councillors to ditch ‘exceptionally frightening’ plans for a tourist tax

Highland hoteliers call on councillors to ditch ‘exceptionally frightening’ plans for a tourist tax

A tourist tax in the Highlands is an "exceptionally frightening” prospect for the area’s hotel industry, according to a representative body.

Inverness Castle experience launches major recruitment drive - with up to 65 vacancies to fill

Inverness Castle experience launches major recruitment drive - with up to 65 vacancies to fill

Inverness Castle experience launches major recruitment drive - with up to 65 vacancies to fill

Roles available span various areas, including visitor experience, retail, catering, and operations.

Glenfeshie laird tops Scotland’s rich list again but he says ‘It’s not interesting’

Glenfeshie laird tops Scotland’s rich list again but he says ‘It’s not interesting’

Glenfeshie laird tops Scotland’s rich list again but he says ‘It’s not interesting’

‘Let’s talk about conservation instead’ says the nation’s largest landowner

Travellers moved on from Grantown industrial estate

Travellers moved on from Grantown industrial estate

Travellers moved on from Grantown industrial estate

‘No support from council or police’ say Strathspey businesses who raised own injunction

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