Business

Inverness Chamber of Commerce has announced the appointment of three new directors to its board.

A home builder is set to appeal Highland Council’s refusal to sanction a major housing development proposed for Drumnadrochit.

Plans for the development of a new Home Bargains store in the Stratton area of Inverness have been submitted to The Highland Council.

Spring brings new life to the Cairngorms National Park, making it a fantastic time for wildlife watching.

Calls are being made for Highland Council to scrap the plan after the results of the economic impact assessment.

The Highlands and Islands Food and Drink Awards 2024 (HIFAD) has launched for entries.

Loganair flights between Inverness and Manchester and Inverness and Stornoway will be reduced in number this summer.

The Scottish National Whisky Festival will return to the Highland capital this summer for its third consecutive year.

A Highland MSP has praised the investment at a new care home in Milton of Leyes amidst concerns over increasing demands for care for elderly people.

A journey almost half way round the world has ended with the opening of a new veterinary practice in Beauly.

A new restaurant and takeaway looks set to move into a vacant site in the Eastgate Centre in Inverness after plans were lodged with Highland Council.

Playback, based in Academy Street, is a concept dreamed up by businessmen Taran Campbell and David Montgomery.

Macdonald Aviemore Resort has been crowned Scotland’s best four-star hotel in the North

Costa Coffee - part of the UK chain - in Inglis Street will close in July.

Inverness is still experiencing a shortage of rental properties with only seven properties available, according to the property website Rightmove.

Cutting edge tech is having an “incredible” positive impact on a care home’s residents in Inverness.

A popular Inverness cafe is set to open a new branch in the Drakies area of Inverness next week.

Government should focus immediately on the key areas around offshore wind consenting and grid connections, says our columnist.

Traders on Greig Street in Inverness are braced for a month of roadworks affecting their business premises.

It would be a dereliction of duty if Inverness could not offer a central tourism venue with face-to-face guidance for those visitors in need of it.