Business

Scotland’s most ambitious renewable energy schemes would not be possible without the support of the marine operators.

A CONFERENCE in Inverness designed to encourage women to pursue careers in engineering, science and technology has been postponed due to coronavirus.

A RECORD number of visitors hopped aboard a Loch Ness tour in 2019, according to new figures released by Loch Ness by Jacobite.

Dalneigh residents are facing having to make a journey either to the city centre or Merkinch after their local Post Office closed.

The Kingsmills Hotel in Inverness has advised guests that the tablets left in rooms should be eaten and not used as soap.

As part of Scottish Apprenticeship Week, Highland MSP David Stewart visited Moray Firth Training Group.

The Communications Workers Union (CWU) says it will press on with industrial action later this month if Royal Mail fails to address concerns.

Around 140 youngsters had the chance to learn about future career options in a special event at Glen Urquhart High School.

Norbord is seeking a variation in planning permission to increase production.

VISITOR numbers to Inverness could be down this summer if coronavirus hits the cruise ship trade.

PROPOSALS for a 162-bedroom hotel in Inverness city centre are set to take a step forward today when developers lodge a planning application.

Customers and clients are being invited to have their say on Inverness businesses that go that bit further to provide outstanding service.

Council tax will be hiked 4.84 per cent to pay for £20 million roads investment

Stranded Flybe passengers are being offered free rail travel for the next week by overnight rail service the Caledonian Sleeper.

Flights from Inverness to Belfast, Birmingham and Jersey will be taken over by Loganair following the collapse of troubled airline Flybe.

Loganair has already had talks with the Scottish Government officials as it prepares to take over a number of Flybe’s former routes.

Flybe passengers have been advised not to travel to airports today after the firm was placed into administration.

Flybe, which operates flights to and from Inverness Airport, went into administration in the early hours of this morning.

A Government minister visited an Inverness centre this week as part of Scottish Apprenticeship Week.

CORONAVIRUS could kill off troubled airline Flybe, after a slump in bookings left its future in doubt - according to reports.