Business

AN Inverness-based med-tech firm has raised a £255,000 investment including a Scottish Enterprise grant.

PLANS have been submitted to build 34 new homes – including detached bungalows – on a site in Beauly.

The north's three chambers of commerce have signed a joint letter strongly opposing the introduction of a tourist tax in the region.

WGC (Scotland) Ltd – formerly known as William Gray Construction – also reported a drop in turnover and pre-tax profit last year.

The University of the Highlands and Islands has been rated as one of the top universities in the UK for postgraduate students.

AN Inverness College UHI apprentice has been named SECTT Electrical Apprentice of the Year for Scotland.

All the stops are being pulled out to ensure snow sports enthusiasts have the best possible experience on Cairngorm this winter, says its operator.

TIME is running out for couples keen to win a wedding worth more than £6000.

MORE than 160 delegates are set to attend the area's largest tourism conference to date.

BREWDOG has suffered a second blow to its plans to come to Inverness after another planning application was rejected.

WORK on a new hotel in Inverness city centre has prompted changes to some loading and disabled parking bays.

A five-star rating for the Ness Walk hotel confirms its status as the most luxurious hotel in Inverness.

A guest house owner who broke planning rules when he painted the stonework on his property has lost an appeal against having to remove the paint.

A fitness company has been granted planning permission to open a 24-hour gym in Inverness – on condition any noise is kept below nuisance levels.

THERE was a beach party departure for the first batch of JetsGo passengers flying from Inverness to Majorca earlier today.

Manpower provider Orion Group is continuing to look for opportunities despite a drop in turnover and pre-tax profit.

Hidden beside the banks of the River Moriston, on the road leading to Skye, Dundreggan is a growing green haven.

Business leaders believe branding could help revitalise Inverness's oldest district.

Inverness College UHI has moved into artist studio space within Inverness Creative Academy to provide new collaborative opportunities for students.

Serco Caledonian Sleeper insists the new carriages on the Inverness-London service are designed to accommodate the modern-day traveller.