Business

Staff from venues such as The Whitehouse, Scotch & Rye and The Imperial were given a special treat for all their hard work over the past 12 months.

A Highland distillery run by two friends has been shortlisted in the Scotland final of a UK awards scheme recognising the booming start up scene.

Black Isle Brewery has just announced that it received the accreditation, meaning that it is dedicated to a sustainable and inclusive economy.

Young apprentices at an early learning and childcare centre in Inverness have spoken about their experiences to a visiting politician.

Inverness firm has installed the 80,000th window which fellow city business has manufactured.

Firm will close its Academy Street premises today as it moves to a new Inverness site.

The owners of Dunnet Bay Distillers, ensure that their customers can join them on their earth-loving journey by making recycling as easy as possible.

More than a dozen individuals and groups were honoured at the annual Highland Heroes awards.

There was a terrific result recorded at Ross County Football Club in at the weekend – just not on the field of play!

The raison d’être of a BID is to be an effective, strong and representative voice for our city centre businesses on the matters key to them.

David Richardson says some programmes pile obligations on traders already 'under the severest pressures'

BUS users in the Highlands will see fares on they journeys rise by an average of 12 per cent from Sunday, April 2.

AN INVERNESS IT service provider and social enterprise was recognised for its efforts in creating an inclusive work environment.

Looking for the perfect Mother's Day gift in Inverness? You've found it!

The Highland port plans expanding its capacity to tap freeport potential and capitalise on offshore renewables work.

A year after being acquired by a Glasgow firm an Inverness-based company has been fully intregrated into its parent enterprise.

Highland councillors celebrated the successful green freeport bid at today’s meeting of the full council, though not everyone was convinced.

Inverness bar and restaurant Hootananny is taking a new direction in response to changing trends in the hospitality industry.

MSP Edward Mountain believes apprenticeships benefit local firms and also give the opportunity for young people to stay within their communities.

Partners hope the Cromarty Firth area will become a major global hub for green energy.