Business

New-look food zone set for summer opening.

The owners of one of Scotland’s most praised eateries have announced a new proprietor.

A long-established interior design and furnishing shop in Inverness is set to close with the owners announcing their retirement.

Charlie Christie today warned Caley Thistle’s major shareholders they must act now or “there will be no football club”.

It looks like Inverness firm wants to bring a “new street food concept with a buzzing bar offering”.

A spokesman for several of the football club’s major creditors has responded after the latest update from joint-administrators BDO.

A high pressure gas pipeline next to the site of a planned 50MW battery energy storage plant near Nairn has sparked objections from engineers.

A voluntary scheme to get campervan owners to pay towards upkeep of facilities has raised just £20,000 - against an annual target of £500,000.

Caley Thistle consultant Alan Savage admits the club faces a desperate race against time to avoid liquidation this summer.

Businesses across the north of Scotland are being encouraged to enter this year’s Highlands & Islands Thistle Awards.

Joint-administrators BDO have released an update on the current state of the football club.

Project promises to attract new companies and investment while supporting operations across the country’s growing offshore wind operations.

The blood transfusion service is actively seeking to welcome local companies as part of its corporate blood donation programme.

Encouraging slow, sustainable tourism from the heart of a visitor hotspot saw a Loch Ness initiative scoop a prestigious Highland Heroes accolade.

SJ Gifts was due to open for the first time on March 10, however, a devastating blaze ripped through the premises it was situated in.

Aspendos on Queensgate will move further up the street into the former Escobar premises.

Carly and Amanda from Chic are renting chairs in Aurora as they spoke about being ‘absolutely devastated to lose our livelihoods’.

Police are investigating a suspected widespread fraud case involving an investment company.

Derek Brown told an Inverness Chamber of Commerce business breakfast ‘I think dissent is a healthy thing in an organisation’.

The problems posed by the Highlands’ 516-mile NC500 route are undeniably tricky – and almost everyone has very strong opinions about it.