Today’s UK Budget may have an adverse impact on Highland businesses.
The Inverness City Centre Business Awards 2024 take place on November 14.
An Inverness-based business has recently moved to employee ownership.
When David Solomon set off to climb Ben Nevis, he was looking for an escape in the midst of lockdown. Little did he know he would make history.
Here’s what the inside of one of the city’s next hotels is set to look like when it finally opens on summer 2026.
The public have been reacting to the proposed Visitor Levy that will see people being charged a percentage of their overnight stays in the Highlands.
Taking place from Monday, November 4 the bollards will be removed before new road markings are made.
Timings, traffic restrictions and entertainment - everything you need to know about bonfire night in Inverness.
A Highland hotel proprietor says that the upcoming Visitor Levy is going to be another blow to the hospitality industry.
The Inverness City Centre Business Awards are set to take place on November 14 and the shortlist has been revealed.
Senior members of The Highland Council made six commitments at the Housing Challenge Summit in Aviemore today.
The Housing Minister for the Scottish Government has said that he was unaware that Rural Housing Scotland (RHS) was set to close.
Over 100 delegates from local and national government and business organisations are present to look at solutions to the current housing challenge.
The Highland Council has called a Housing Challenge Summit to find solutions to the current housing emergency.
SSEN Transmission has pledged to support the delivery of more than 400 new homes in the region.
The Inverness' Blacks store, on Academy Street, will be converted to a GO Outdoors Express store in January 2025.
The 8.55am train from Inverness to Kyle has been cancelled due to the adverse weather conditions.
A 50th anniversary reunion is being planned for former pupils of the Midmills Building of Inverness Royal Academy.
A 50th anniversary reunion is being planned for former pupils of the Midmills Building of Inverness Royal Academy.
A webinar will be held to outline the differences behind technology options which will transform the electricity in grid in the north of Scotland.