Business

A Highland house building company raised more than £5,400 for a mental health charity after embarking on a three-month fundraising campaign.

The biggest music festival in the north of Scotland is calling shops and businesses to get creative with window displays this year.

The Highland Business Women Awards are set to return in 2025.

A historic former manse near the River Beauly has gone on the market for £800,000.

Highland Council has awarded a new seven-figure contract aimed at tackling potholes and other road repairs.

A new care home which only opened its doors in 2021 is already looking to expand.

A highly controversial plan for a £36m biogas plant that sparked fierce backlash and was rejected by Highland Council has been granted on appeal.

The Seaboard Memorial Hall is involved in a wide variety of community projects.

A report flagging Highlands and islands investment potential of up to £100bn, much in renewable energy, has been roasted by critics.

It was only after removing 15 layers of linoleum, tiles and rotten floorboards that they could start the onerous rebuild of the premises.

Butchers and bakeries from the Highlands have claimed prizes at the 2025 World Championship Scotch Pie Awards.

All three work in the same Ross-shire care home.

Business minister Richard Lochhead hails a major ‘boost for Highland commuters and visitors’.

Up to 320 jobs in construction phase, it is claimed, as port prepares for trailblazing floating offshore windfarm role.

A report identifies an ‘unprecedented’ investment and jobs opportunity for the Highlands - and the barriers that must be overcome ‘at pace’.

A major expansion by a Highland-based energy and construction company could create more than 50 new jobs in Inverness, it has claimed.

Future possible uses for property designed by Ardross Castle architect include country retreat, hotel, large home or conversion into apartments.

Bid for a license to increase opening hours to 1am and let non-members drink there.

Inverness Airport figures up to over 800k passengers

A popular attraction forced to temporarily shutter its doors after a major blaze destroyed neighbouring businesses will reopen within weeks.