Caoimhe Simpson opened up Timeless Salon this month. She is excited to see a new generation of business owners bring fresh vision to Inverness.
Further investigation work was undertaken last night, involving Scottish Water and Highland Council's own contractor.
Highlands and Islands Airports Limited (HIAL) has released its annual results from 2021 - 2022. It exceeded expectations post Covid.
Good Craic Cafe opened up this month. Find out about the owner's story, here.
Our business magazine cover story this month is Visit Inverness Loch Ness. Find out what it had to say about growth this year, and the plans for 2023.
The organisation represents the business community in Inverness, and nurtures collaboration.
An entrance to Queensgate Arcade has been blocked off due to flooding today.
Kimberley Oman won a £250 city centre gift card after entering a competition last month
The Anderson, is serving up smoked BBQ, Philly Cheese Steak and the ‘best buffalo chicken wings in Scotland’, in the Highland Street Food pop-up unit.
Figures compiled show that the agency approved the investment in business and community support funding in the first six months of the financial year.
Having successfully ran his first Inscaping Retreat in October, Les Morgan is back and ready to help people in their personal and professional lives.
The move comes several months after creditors were left out of pocket following concerts at the Caledonian Stadium.
Natalya Macholla has an impressive résumé for such a young age, and has even managed to fit in playing rugby for Scotland. Read her story here.
In the heart of the Highlands, there is a man who can help with all your financial needs.
Williamson Food Service has a relational approach to its clients, ensuring each customer is kept up to date with the best value products.
Scots are used to a tipple, however, the festive season is an even better excuse for a dram… or three!
National retailer Rituals will open in the Eastgate. This comes as two other clothing stores announce their departures.
StrategyStory is using traditional methods of storytelling to bring regional businesses together, to shape policy that works.
Drainage issues that have seen a charity shop closed for two months appear no closer to being resolved.
Over the years, the law firm has established itself in the Highlands, supporting clients with a range of legal needs.