Business

Workers are currently at the scene of the gas leak on the High Street.

The Inverness Castle Experience has made another announcement ahead of its opening later this year.

Completion dates are all before 2030 as the local authority issues ‘earliest operational dates’.

A public consultation has been launched into a community benefit fund tied to a major hydro project.

Dicksons of Inverness has announced a partnership with Eden Court Highlands to be its main pantomime sponsor for the next 3 years.

To mark the fifth anniversary since the Covid-19 pandemic we spoke to CEOs about how remote work has permanently changed the way companies function.

An Inverness businessman experienced Covid from two different sides of hospitality.

Port of Nigg will fund the extended ferry service, ensuring greater accessibility across the Cromarty Firth during the busy spring months.

A major creative funding boost is set to transform opportunities for artists in the Highlands.

Just five months after being closed for a fortnight for a big refurbishment, it has confirmed it will be shutting down in the coming weeks.

It’s set to be an exciting season for Nairn golfers, with a major championship set to come to the town this summer.

The Inverness Castle Experience has made the announcement ahead of its opening later this summer.

A popular seafront cafe on the Black Isle is set to close doors at the end of March, after attempts to sell the business fell through.

The Loch Ness monster will be featured in a new limited set of stamps created by Royal Mail celebrating myths and legends.

“The move to operate from the heart of Inverness Campus puts the business right in the hub of innovation for the Highlands.”

BDO had issued a statement at the start of the week outlining three key reasons why they believed no buyer had come in with an offer.

An exclusive insight into the digital transformation of local journalism is being discussed at a Chamber of Commerce event.

Royal Bank of Scotland has opened its new Inverness branch on Falcon Square this week.

Avian flu has been found in premises south of Inverness, the Scottish Government has confirmed, with restrictions now in effect within the area.

A leading figure in helping ensure Inverness city centre is safe for users is getting set to step down from the role after eight years.