Business

Fans have had their opinions heard after it was announced that Inverness Caledonian Thistle had received new majority shareholders.

He says the key financial are ‘commercialisation, fan engagement, entertainment, leisure options and community building’.

Unesco World Heritage Site status for the Flow Country will unlock a raft of economic, environmental and social opportunities, it has been predicted.

The prestigious Highland Business Awards is open for entries and there is a fantastic range of categories so every business should be able to enter.

Inverness and the Highlands are set to miss out on the chance of becoming home to a new UK public energy company, according to reports.

All roads lead to the Black Isle next week for members of the farming community and revellers anticipating the biggest show event of the year.

The Local Democracy Service asked people in Nairn for their thoughts on the High Street and improvements they would like to see.

Fergus Ewing warns ‘this is unfair to the existing businesses and potentially illegal and unsafe for holiday makers’.

Organisers have promised a “diverse range of activities, performances and exhibitors for all ages to enjoy”.

Over 1000 people working on the build with 3 million metres of cable installed so far this year – enough to run up and down the A9 seven times.

A Highland business woman has scooped an award at a national awards ceremony.

Inverness Chamber of Commerce enjoyed its annual members barbecue.

The nationally-significant Fearna Pumped Storage Hydro Project would be based about 25km west of Invergarry.

Inverness Airport is now open for flights after some journeys were cancelled and delayed this morning.

More than 10 flights have been impacted so far.

A campaign group has started a petition amid an ongoing row.

The woodturning club hopes to raise its profile with an open invitation to the public.

Highland MSP Rhoda Grant has backed calls for GB Energy to be based in the Highlands.

An Inverness social enterprise which helps people to get back on their feet after facing hardship has received a double accolade.

The findings show that 42 per cent of respondents believe economic prosperity ranks above the NHS in Scotland.