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OPINION: Many unknowns as Highland area economy set for mixed fortunes

IT is very difficult to forecast what will happen to the economy in 2021, writes Highland economist Tony Mackay.

Air industry bosses expect tough times

There may be a long road to recovery following the Covid-19 pandemic and HIAL managing director acknowledged there would be challenges ahead.

'Raging' business owner warns public after £50,000 worth of mountain bikes stolen

HIGHLANDERS have been warned to beware suspicious characters offering cycles for sale after more than £50,000 worth of high-end bikes were stolen.

Fears over spate of Highland hotel redundancies

It has been predicted that job losses could impact the region’s migrant workforce – unions have already reported an increase in people being sacked.

HN Action: tell us your stories in 2021

New Year is a time for resolutions and we’ve decided to revive our HN Action campaign.

Councillors concerned about the public benefit in some projects in line for £252,000 of Scottish Government cash

Some of the proposals were labelled 'bizarre' while others raised eyebrows over who would financially benefit

Rival projects ready to go head to head as they bid for a share of £252,000 of Scottish Government cash for town centres

But some businesses say the lukewarm response from officials is 'disappointing'

Personal bank accounts can now be used to apply for closure grants

Both business and personal bank accounts can now be used to apply for the Scottish Government's Temporary Business Closure Grants.

Highland businesses urged to apply as deadline looms for events sector emergency Covid support fund

Highland events businesses have until Monday to apply for a share of a £6 million fund to help them cope with Covid

Caffe Nero in Inverness High Street to close until further notice

The news was shared via the Inverness BID Facebook page yesterday and staff are look forward to seeing everyone again soon.

Buy local seafood says owner, as Brexit continues to damage trade

One of the area's biggest seafood suppliers has spoken of a ticking time bomb with live shellfish.

Inverness Nationwide branch 'temporarily' closed and customers asked to go online

Online customer service will assist customers during the closure.

Chancellor Sunak warned that VAT reduction is vital to the survival of tourism and hospitality businesses

Chancellor Rishi Sunak is being called on to extend the reduced VAT rate for the Covid-hit hospitality sector

Retail group rescue package will ensure the survival of shops in Inverness, Fort Augustus and John O'Groats

The Ullapool branch of Edinburgh Woollen Mill is among 85 stores which will permanently close

Tomatin whisky maker plans further growth after £2m turnover increase

Turnover increased by more than £2 million for Tomatin Distillery in 2019

Scottish and UK Governments must be clear in their message to business, Inverness BID manager Mike Smith says

Inverness BID manager Mike Smith says businesses need some certainty as Covid restrictions continue to bite

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OPINION: Many unknowns as Highland area economy set for mixed fortunes

Air industry bosses expect tough times

Air industry bosses expect tough times

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'Raging' business owner warns public after £50,000 worth of mountain bikes stolen

'Raging' business owner warns public after £50,000 worth of mountain bikes stolen

Fears over spate of Highland hotel redundancies

Fears over spate of Highland hotel redundancies

HN Action: tell us your stories in 2021

HN Action: tell us your stories in 2021

Councillors concerned about the public benefit in some projects in line for £252,000 of Scottish Government cash

Councillors concerned about the public benefit in some projects in line for £252,000 of Scottish Government cash

Rival projects ready to go head to head as they bid for a share of £252,000 of Scottish Government cash for town centres

Rival projects ready to go head to head as they bid for a share of £252,000 of Scottish Government cash for town centres

Personal bank accounts can now be used to apply for closure grants

Personal bank accounts can now be used to apply for closure grants

Highland businesses urged to apply as deadline looms for events sector emergency Covid support fund

Highland businesses urged to apply as deadline looms for events sector emergency Covid support fund

Caffe Nero in Inverness High Street to close until further notice

Caffe Nero in Inverness High Street to close until further notice

Buy local seafood says owner, as Brexit continues to damage trade

Buy local seafood says owner, as Brexit continues to damage trade

Inverness Nationwide branch 'temporarily' closed and customers asked to go online

Inverness Nationwide branch 'temporarily' closed and customers asked to go online

Chancellor Sunak warned that VAT reduction is vital to the survival of tourism and hospitality businesses

Chancellor Sunak warned that VAT reduction is vital to the survival of tourism and hospitality businesses

Retail group rescue package will ensure the survival of shops in Inverness, Fort Augustus and John O'Groats

Retail group rescue package will ensure the survival of shops in Inverness, Fort Augustus and John O'Groats

Tomatin whisky maker plans further growth after £2m turnover increase

Tomatin whisky maker plans further growth after £2m turnover increase

Scottish and UK Governments must be clear in their message to business, Inverness BID manager Mike Smith says

Scottish and UK Governments must be clear in their message to business, Inverness BID manager Mike Smith says

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