Business

THE biggest private employer in the Highlands has warned of potential job losses following the Covid-19 crisis.

A looming health crisis is in the offing if offensive and irresponsible wild camping is allowed to continue in the Highlands.

The owner of a new arts hub in Sutherland says customers are being caught short when they want to spend a penny.

A new programme from Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) is calling on adventure tourism businesses to apply and grow their offering.

A £14m Hotel Recovery Programme was announced today, Wednesday July 29, by the Scottish Government's finance secretary Kate Forbes MSP.

Winterfest was due to be held on Saturday November 21, and attracts thousands of people to the area for a day of attractions for adults and children.

A TARIFF war on whisky will be a "jobs killer", a leading union has warned after urging the UK government to take action.

A NOTORIOUS eyesore will be brought back into meaningful use after work to renovate the derelict building begins next month.

FREE mentoring support is being offered to Highland businesses as they cautiously emerge from the coronavirus lockdown.

A PORT authority accused of blighting townsfolk’s lives with noise and light pollution has rejected claims it is ignoring local concerns.

A HIGHLAND bakery chain is hoping for an increase in sales as the region emerges from lockdown – after using cuts in VAT to lower prices.

Demand for accommodation on tourism route North Coast 500 (NC500) is booming following lockdown, according to a local provider.

Despite face coverings being mandatory in Scotland's shops, Eastgate Shopping Centre wants customers to keep smiling.

A claim by a local businessman that Sutherland’s county town has not been made ‘Covid resilient’ has been strongly rebutted by community leaders.

Leading figures in tourism and hospitality in the north Highlands are asking the Scottish Government to provide urgent access to Covid-19 testing.

THE Victorian Market in Inverness is to reopen to shoppers from Monday, Highland Council has confirmed.

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Queues formed outside the Inverness branch of Primark ahead of its reopening today.

Members of the public are being encouraged to shop locally as retail businesses across the country reopen today.

A business support organisation has launched a multimillion-pound campaign which could help Highland businesses hit by the coronavirus lockdown.