Business

An Inverness business has won the best hospitality employer of the year award at a national ceremony.

A small Inverness-shire community is celebrating the creation of a new boating facility featuring the only floating moorings on Loch Ness.

A small fire at a popular riverside pub in Inverness has caused the business to close today.

Inverness Airport figures up to over 800k passengers

A popular attraction forced to temporarily shutter its doors after a major blaze destroyed neighbouring businesses will reopen within weeks.

An Inverness business association has renewed its plea not to feed seagulls amidst growing concerns of growing numbers in the city centre.

Two Inverness care homes have had their plans for renewable developments approved.

Meikle Geddes farm, known for their Gedeggs free range egg service, is looking to double its current egg production.

Plans to transform the former base of a landscaping firm into a hub for five industrial units has been given the green light - despite flooding fears.

Exactly one year out from the vote we look at the issues, parties and the pitfalls.

The Highland Business Women Awards are set to return for 2025.

A care home and its staff have been praised by inspectors following a surprise visit.

A contractor has been appointed to deliver works to improve access and safety for pylon workers on Kessock Bridge.

A housing association has been ordered to apologise over failures to tackle anti-social behaviour that left a family feeling they had to move away.

Scottish Conservatives slam quango responsible for ‘industrial jungles’.

A Highland engineering company that has pioneered innovative new solutions for clean water has been honoured with a King’s Award for Enterprise.

Inverness has seen a decline in long-term rental properties over several years, with an average of just seven available at any one time.

The Highland Council area ranked fourth in Scotland amounting to 7.5% of all total inquiries to the charity.

Highlands and Islands Enterprise has submitted an application for planning permission in principle for further development at Inverness Campus.

Insurance broker, Caledonia Dallas, hopes to reassure crofters and farmers with a solution to many of the ‘what if’ questions.