Business

Inverness Airport has won the best airport in Europe serving under two million passengers — for the fifth year in a row.

Jamie Stone MP said renewable energy infrastructure in the Kyle of Sutherland region had reached saturation point.

Scammers are targeting small businesses and cashiers in the Highlands, police have warned after incidents in post offices costing hundreds of pounds.

The Dipping Lugger, led by head chef David Smith, has won a number of accolades over the years for their restaurant and hotel.

Alistair Dodds CBE has served on the HIE board for 11 years and was due to stay in the chairman position until April 2026.

SSEN Transmission is proposing that the new 400kV pylon line crosses Loch Brora at a narrow point near Killin in Strath Brora.

The prospect of satellite launches from the mothballed north Sutherland spaceport has been rekindled.

Highland MPs have welcomed a decision not to change the definition of English single malt whisky after a heated debate on its impact on Scotch.

A highly-anticipated new bar in the heart of Ullapool has announced their opening date.

Opposition plans for education reforms, free primary school meals and lower hikes in council tax were rejected.

The rock star has added a matinee concert and will now perform at Eden Court in Inverness twice on the same day.

Details of what specifically was proposed were scant while the Greens ‘hail influence’ on securing £500k investment.

But senior Highland Council official Malcolm Macleod insists the local authority’s ears are open on thorny questions like VAT.

A well-known kitchenware chain is set to open a new branch in the Highlands after closing its city store last month.

One of Wick’s most prominent and popular hotels has been put up for sale.

First potential sighting for this year was shared by visitor to Dores Beach

Workers at several whisky distilleries across the Highlands could go on strike following a pay dispute, an industry union has announced.

A rep said: “With inflation rising again and household bills still high, our members are clear that a below inflation offer will not be accepted.”

Economic uncertainty and rising costs are among the main challenges faced by businesses in the Highlands, according to a recent survey.

Crofters are being warned they could be turfed out if they neglect their duties.