Business

Three High Live Highland centres across the region are set to introduce a new training format to their offering this summer.

Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival turns 21 this year, and to celebrate it has teamed-up with Co-Op superstores.

Fortrose Academy’s team of young entrepreneurs has swept the boards at two top enterprise events.

Fodderty Lodge, which dates back to 1730 and was built by the Countess of Cromartie, is for sale for offers over £640,000.

A £1.2million Inverness centre which has already provided renewables training to more than 1000 people has been officially opened.

MP Jamie Stone voices concerns in Westminster and applauds bravery of Councillor Helen Crawford about ‘democratic failure’.

Inverness’s newest care home is set to open its doors to the local community this weekend before it welcomes its first residents.

The iconic Inverness bar, restaurant and nightclub, which has been a fixture of the city for almost 30 years, has been put up for sale.

Experience the home of The Singleton

The commitment is expected to deliver over £20 million a year throughout the operational lifetime of the project.

Whisky lovers are in for a chance to support a beloved Highland palliative care charity with a dram-tastic event.

Entries are now open for Nairnshire’s most popular motor show as it returns for the fifth time to the seaside town.

Does Scotland have the capacity to realise the green vision, MSP Fergus Ewing wonders.

A £100 million combined turnover is expected to be generated by the planned merger of two major agricultural co-operatives in the north.

A trade store chain with more than 20 outlets across the UK has opened its newest shop in Inverness.

Staff at a specialist Inverness bathroom supplies business have been handed a greater stake in its future after it became employee-owned.

With ice rinks around the country at risk of closing their doors, Inverness Ice Centre has become unstuck and is back on its feet.

Proposals to approve a company voluntary agreement were passed today, paving the way forward for the football club.

New plans could see the existing Inverness branch of a national sofa retailer approved for food retail use.

The attempt to secure a company voluntary agreement was delayed by two weeks, but patience has been a virtue for the Orion businessman.