Business

The well-known pub suffered a setback after Highland Council turned down a bid for Scottish Government cash

But critics say too much cash went on a multi-million private renovation

The Highlands will become home to a globally recognised centre of excellence in renewable energy, under plans announced by Opportunity Cromarty Firth.

The loss of the Inverness branch of Debenhams has been described as "a real blow" to the city

Three families evacuated from the building and the road will remain closed.

Hundreds of Highland businesses forced to close under the latest coronavirus lockdown measures will begin receiving payments from today.

A 'jam packed' evening of entertainment for fans, in association with Inverness' MacGregor's Bar.

Visit Inverness Loch Ness has appointed local entrepreneur Jo De Sylva as new chairwoman to help lead the tourist sector's post-Covid comeback

Highlands and Islands wedding businesses are being encouraged to apply to a £25 million fund to help them deal with the impact of Covid-19

The Inverness branch of Debenhams is to permanently close, along with the chain's other remaining 117 stores

Highland employers can now get financial support to employ a modern or graduate apprentice for a limited time

New initiatives to drive economic growth, create jobs and tackle inequality will be included.

MSP Fergus Ewing demands the UK government set out how Scotland’s exporters will be compensated for their losses

Jade Etherington-Bennett now has customers around the globe for the tea business she runs from her Black Isle home

Edward Mountain had lobbied through his ‘Help Our B&Bs’ campaign to ensure that small B&Bs that pay council tax, can now access financial support.

A £6m fund is being made available to support Scotland's inbound tourism and businesses

VIEWPOINT: Claire Mack, chief executive of Scottish Renewables, says we must show the same adaptability to climate change as we have to the pandemic

Estimated value of up to £1.2million.

Industry left without support due to 'zero rateable value'.

Loyal customers of one of the longest established restaurants in Inverness are being assured that its latest closure is strictly temporary