Business

News of the death of Inverness jeweller Kenneth Moore has been shared by the business online.

DETAILED plans of a major hydro project above Loch Ness were unveiled to local residents last week.

A TATTIE scone from an Inverness café has been named as the second most popular item ordered through Deliveroo in the city.

An Inverness hotel will be raising funds over November to help buy a local girl a new wheelchair.

THE former McDermott oil fabrication yard near Ardersier could be reborn in a different guise.

Simpsons – which is best known for operating Simpsons Garden Centre in Inshes – opened Botanic House in Castle Street, Inverness last month.

An Inverness guest house owner has until later this month to comply over the painting of stonework at the property.

THE operators of a tartan and gift shop who started painting the exterior without permission, are now seeking listed building consent for the work.

INVERNESS’S Kingsmills Hotel Group was a double winner at the Highlands and Islands Tourism Awards (HITA).

THE inspirational FITkidz Academy has opened a Christmas classroom of fun in the Eastgate Shopping Centre.

AN Inverness gym has been shortlisted for a UK-wide fitness accolade.

Blackfriars pub has reopened its doors following a £1.36 million investment.

BLACKFRIARS pub is set to reopen its doors today following a £1.36 million investment.

The new Starbucks coffee shop will open its doors to Inverness customers on Monday.

THE centuries old Port of Inverness has a key role to play in the future of the Highland economy, Scottish Government minister Fergus Ewing said.

A FLAGSHIP city healthcare project is under threat after construction costs were found to be significantly higher than expected.

THERE was victory for Culloden Battlefield at this year’s Highlands and Islands Tourism Awards.

TWO Inverness solicitors with a combined service of 88 years working in the legal profession are both now set to retire.

The top five most popular dishes in Inverness has been revealed by Deliveroo, as it celebrates its third anniversary in the city.

Aldi stores in the Highlands are to trial reusable bags for loose fruit and vegetables in a bid to cut single-use plastics.