Business

Recent energy price hikes have left the centre in a “precarious” financial position.

The 11.12pm Friday and Saturday trains from Inverness, popular with Ross-shire residents on nights out in the city, will resume from May 23.

A village shop and deli in Cawdor is set for a change at the helm as it’s handed over to new owners.

Work to develop Scotland’s first training and reuse village in Inverness has started.

Controversial plans to replace phone kiosks with large ‘slab’-like display screens at Inverness city centre sites have been refused.

An application to change the use of existing vacant office space next to Inverness Cathedral has been granted.

The Business Improvement District has welcomed the co-director and co-owner of D Matheson & Son Plumbing and Heating to its team.

Memories flowed in Ardersier as a group of former workers of what was once the area’s major employer gathered to mark the unveiling of a new display.

A leading Inverness hotel is introducing a new concept in dining for the 2025 season.

The importance of “greening” tourism was among topics discussed at a lunch organised by the Highlands and Islands Thistle Awards (HITA) team.

A Nairn guest house is now on the market -— with an asking price of over £1 million.

The business leaders of the future have been recognised at the Highland and Moray regional finals of the Young Enterprise Scotland Company Programme.

A member of staff at Tomatin Distillery has been named cooper of the year at the 2025 Icons of Whisky Awards.

An unprecedented meeting of key personnel last week had given BDO a ‘much better sales pitch’ to take to interested parties.

An Ardersier hotel that closed down last year could be turned into a wellness centre if plans are given the green light by councillors next week.

Plans for hundreds of new homes on land to the east of Inverness look set to be given permission in principle next week - despite local concerns.

A sawmilling business based in Nairn announced the appointment of a new CEO at the helm.

An Inverness cafe announced it will increase its prices in a bid to keep the business sustainable amid rising running costs.

A former sandwich shop near the River Ness is set for a new life as a tanning salon - and will open its doors later this week.

’I look forward to working with partners to ensure [the freeport’s] benefits are felt across the Highlands and beyond for years to come.’