Business

Work to rule arrangements are expected to be lifted while union members consider a new offer from Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd.

ONE of the region’s biggest private employers believes Brexit will not have a long-term “material impact” on the business.

Engineering firm Korrie Technical Services has secured contracts worth more than £8 million over the last six months.

A sleepless night of sporting fun in Inverness is aiming to raise thousands for charity for a third year in a row.

The Oakwood restaurant at Dochgarroch is to close its doors at the end of April after being asked to move out by its landlord.

Businesses will take part in the five-day Maggie’s 500 cycle to raise vital funds for cancer charity Maggie’s Highlands.

Budding entrepreneurs got a taste of applying for business finance by taking part in Young Enterprise Scotland's version of TV’s Dragons’ Den.

Businesses and organisations are invited to support a Christmas Tree Festival being held at Inverness Cathedral.

People now have the chance to bid for all 23 squirrel statues from Highland Hospice’s Go Nuts Art Trail.

Council officers have told 14 traders of plans to give them notice to quit early next year to enable an ambitious refurbishment.

Tomatin Distillery bosses are claiming that Tomatin Trading Company is taking unfair advantage of its reputation.

AN ONLINE petition has been launched in a bid to prevent the eviction of 14 traders from the Inverness Victorian Market.

A Highland company has announced it is laying off up to 22 staff because of tough trading conditions in the timber sector.

AN Inverness bar has beaten off tough competition to win a top industry award at a ceremony in Glasgow.

A local pensioner has been announced as the winner of a brand new Volkswagen Polo worth more than £15,000 at Simpsons Garden Centre in Inverness.

The Scottish Government has been accused of prolonging the stand-off in the current industrial dispute at Highland airports.

As part of its ongoing commitment to staff training and wellbeing, Cru Holdings took its management team on a weekend to Turkey.

Hospitality operator Cru Holdings has expanded into Nairn with the acquisition of the popular bistro The Classroom.

HIGHLAND premises which sold cigarettes or vape fluids to young test purchasers have paid the price.

SANTA and his reindeer will take time out of their busy schedule on Sunday to mark the start of the festive season in Inverness.