Business

People are being urged to check dashcam and other video footage after a break-in and alcohol theft in Inverness.

The break-in occurred at Spicy Spot in Grant Street on Sunday and police have appealed for witnesses to come forward.

The person who will head up the Inverness Castle Experience has been named - and he has some very strong royal connections.

A cruise liner made a quicker than scheduled return to an Easter Ross port after a passenger fell ill.

There’s a full calendar that will give you the opportunity to celebrate successes, learn from others and re-connect with your business colleagues.

Councillor Christie says ‘it is simply not right’ the council is holding the meeting behind closed doors

A cup of kindness is being offered by a charitable Highland solicitors firm after they opted to “Bee the Change” and raise vital funds of Mikeysline.

Businesses across the Highlands and Islands were recognised for contributing to the country’s economy.

The full event diary for Highland Business Week.

Despite the meeting’s secrecy we reveal the options presented to councillors include junking the whole project.

Blend’s Gemma Taylor, who lost her former life partner Andy Adams in July, says “now is the time to prioritise personal life” as she seeks new owner.

A restaurant may have been found to occupy vacant Filling Station site in Inverness city centre.

People in the Highlands have been giving their views on the Highland Council’s controversial new motorhome scheme.

But large new pylons marching across the country cannot be ignored, says our new MP.

A new piri-piri chicken restaurant and takeaway is set to open in Inverness city centre after it was given the green light by Highland Council.

Plans to open a craft brewery taproom in Inverness city centre have won further support from the public despite strong objections from residents.

Furious charity bosses has slammed “unscrupulous” criminals who have carried out a spate of thefts from their base in Easter Ross.

A passion for great coffee and food inspired Niall Munro to establish his own coffee shop and roastery business

Highland Council received just over £8.6 million from second homes, fees and charges and other areas.

A boost to Nairn’s business sector could be on the cards as a firm seeks permission for an extension of the town’s main industrial estate.