Business

The Inverness Courier was there to capture photos of this year’s winners.

More than 100 representatives from key sectors driving the Highland economy were in attendance at the landmark freeport event in Inverness.

Congratulations to the winners and highly commended at the 2024 Highlands & Islands Thistle Awards!

Inverness BID is inviting you to nominate your favourite city centre businesses.

A shared housing complex for elderly people in Nairn is set to close its doors after two years “running at a loss”.

Dobbies staff in Inverness in line to lose their jobs have been assured alternative roles will be available for them with supermarket giant Tesco.

The football club has revealed the need to raise £200,000 inside the next two weeks to avoid becoming insolvent.

A new gym has opened in Inverness and has more than 100 members after the first two weeks since opening.

Alan Savage asked local MP Angus MacDonald to do what he could for the £3.4 million scheme.

A booze licence application indicates the there are plans for conferencing, weddings, funerals, birthdays, retirements and live performances.

A beloved Inverness ice cream parlour was commissioned to give out free cones at Raigmore.

The acquisition strengthens strategic diversification into the rental market, ‘providing clients with flexible solutions as CAPEX budgets tighten’.

The Inverness branch of Dobbies garden centre chain is in line for closure by the end of the year.

Eligible projects include those that focus on older people, education, sport and wellbeing, young people and sustainability.

John McLellan of media industry body Newsbrands Scotland on the importance of fact-based journalism in a digital age.

It has been reported that the Inverness branch of Dobbies garden centres chain is to close by the end of this year.

Plans to create new industrial units in Nairn appear to have split local opinion, with comments both in favour and against the development.

The board have contacted BDO - the same company that handled the liquidation of Rangers.

The annual awards took place on September 27 at the Kingsmills Hotel.

A fiery meeting saw broad support to provide a live map of proposals, support community councils and clarity on local impacts.