There is still time to ensure that change is done ‘with’ and not ‘to’ businesses and people, says our columnist.
As we usher in a new year, there are a number of events to highlight.
Activities and gift inspiration in the run up to the big day.
Festive spirit and community spirit often go hand in hand, says our columnist.
The final voting window for the BID City Centre Business Awards has now opened.
The future of the city centre will now be decided on Thursday, when the proposals are discussed by Highland councillors.
An Our Voice, Your Future event will be staged to discuss the plans.
It is widely accepted that change and an aesthetic improvement of the area is highly desirable.
Well intended does not always work as well in practice, says our columnist.
On Saturday, May 20 our Classic Vehicle Show with entertainment returns to Inverness city centre.
Most businesses are in favour of investment in the city centre where improvements are deemed to enhance the trading environment, says our columnist.
The raison d’être of a BID is to be an effective, strong and representative voice for our city centre businesses on the matters key to them.
Inverness BID is highlighting some dates for the diary of events in the Highland capital
The Inverness Gift Card allows us to put our local economy first and it can be spent in over 160 locally based businesses within the city centre.
The director of Inverness BID talks about the Academy Street proposals, and why it matters to business.
It’s an exciting month for the city centre, according to Inverness BID director Lorraine.
Firstly, many thanks to everyone who took the time to vote for the Inverness City Centre BID awards (sponsored by the Inverness Courier).
The Inverness BID director discusses the developments needed to improve the city centre.
