Business

A tartan-themed fashion show will take place at Hootananny in Inverness city centre on Saturday.

Snow making, road clearing and other diesel-fuelled machinery at Cairngorm Mountain is set to be powered by biofuel in the new year.

Plans are in the pipeline to bring “café culture” and dozens of new flats to a largely disused site at the heart of Inverness city centre.

A move to close a popular city centre taxi rank in Inverness is to be formally challenged.

Young people from the Highlands tuned into potential career opportunities in the music industry at a special event at the Ironworks in Inverness.

REVISED plans for a 175-bed hotel overlooking the River Ness have been recommended for approval by council planners.

A POPULAR bar and restaurant in Inverness city centre has closed its doors.

Gael Force Group managed the specification, sourcing and delivery of mooring equipment for a new anchoring system installation at Kishorn.

While Hilton Post Office in Inverness remains closed there has been some interest from people hoping to take over running the business.

A NEW group for businesswomen in Inverness will be launched later this month.

CITY businesses will be hoping that shoppers will be independently-minded this weekend with the return of a two-day celebration of small businesses.

AN initiative that draws on the Highland culture of the past to educate the young people of today has won a national award.

NAIRN’S Really Garlicky Company has become the first-ever winner in a brand new category at the Highlands and Islands Food and Drink Awards (HIFAD).

A CITY centre taxi rank is expected to be removed in January as part of a wider project to redevelop the surrounding area.

AIR traffic controllers will be recommended to accept an offer which would end a long-running pay dispute with Highlands and Islands Airports.

YOUNG toy testers are being invited to take part in festive workshops in the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness.

Ambitious plans to revamp the Inverness Victorian Market are to go ahead, despite concerns it could cost some traders their livelihoods.

THE revamp of the Victorian Market and further development at a new creative academy are among a range of projects considered for regeneration cash.

THE fate of traders facing eviction from the Inverness Victorian Market to enable an ambitious revamp will be debated tomorrow by city councillors.

A PUB in Inverness city centre has re-opened its kitchen following a four-day closure due to a sewage problem