Business

A DORNOCH boutique hotel has been singled out for an accolade by readers of a travel magazine published by an international media company.

Continued success of Highland baker Harry Gow's is down to customer loyalty, says boss.

Assurances over public health as coronavirus case confirmed aboard vessel at Highland port.

Highland business leader David Richardson has warned that another lockdown – even if short-lived – is "the last thing that businesses need".

Most people in the Highlands and Islands say they will always support shops on their local high street.

MORE than 600 people were attracted to an outdoor market at which safety Covid-related safety precautions were taken.

One of Scotland's top microbiologists has criticised including the Highlands in the blanket countrywide raft of new coronavirus restrictions.

Concern over the impact the Covid crisis is having on the career opportunities of Highland apprentices has prompted calls to the Scottish Government.

SENIOR pupils at a Highland secondary have been urged to self-isolate after one of them tested positive for Covid-19.

A project to transform a huge section of two of Inverness city centre's most prominent streets is on the verge of getting underway.

A PORT authority accused of ignoring a community stricken by months of noise pollution from oil rigs insists it is doing everything it can to help.

The tills were ringing for many of the stallholders attending the first community market an Easter Ross town has staged since lockdown.

The Inverness branch of H&M is planning to reopen next week.

An Alness farming family is looking to reaffirm its commitment to the Easter Ross town by bringing its businesses under one roof.

Fresh hostility is flaring between a port authority and townsfolk left distressed by months of relentless noise pollution from resting oil rigs.

A milestone has been reached in the Moray East offshore wind farm project following the installation of the first of three substation platforms.

One of the Highlands' most famous actors has taken on a new role – encouraging tourists to enjoy the North Highlands.

Businesses in the Highlands are being encouraged to get their staff walking more and sitting less with the help of Scotland’s walking charity.

Ambitious plans to create a Free Trade Zone in the Cromarty Firth 'could secure jobs for the next 50 years', claim its supporters.

Two huge towhead structures were transported through Wick this morning as part of Subsea 7's latest pipeline bundle project for the oil and gas sector