Business

New plans could see the existing Inverness branch of a national sofa retailer approved for food retail use.

The attempt to secure a company voluntary agreement was delayed by two weeks, but patience has been a virtue for the Orion businessman.

Hair There Beautyful is the brainchild of Zarina Ainslie who has over 20 years of experience as a hairdresser.

Efforts to bring a mothballed city centre hotel back into use continue to gather pace after another planning application was lodged.

The current stops available are Aberdeen Airport, Blackburn, Kintore, Inverurie, Keith, Elgin, and Nairn.

The Highland Business Women Awards 2025 are taking place on August 21 at the Kingsmills Hotel.

The disappearance of the WH Smith name from UK high streets looks set to reach Inverness in the near future.

Businesses in Inverness are being warned to check their cash drawers after counterfeit £20 banknotes were used in the city centre yesterday.

A number of rainbows and flags have popped up in displays around the Highland capital’s city centre.

The developer behind a major energy facility being built at Ardersier Port is seeking public feedback on expansion proposals.

Royal Bank of Scotland has officially re-opened its Inverness branch, following a £2.5 million investment.

An Inverness-based business has acquired Encomara, a firm specialising in floating wind systems and subsea engineering.

They have joined the practice at Inverness Campus.

A popular Nairn bar and restaurant was crowned Pub of the Year by an industry organisation — for the fourth time in six years.

MacRitchie Highland Distribution intends to build on a greenfield site to the south-west of the A9’s Milton of Leys interchange.

A father, whose son was born 12 weeks early, has been appointed business development and fundraising manager of a charity helping Highland children.

An Inverness legal practitioner has expanded her skill set and is now offering a range of holistic services.

Communities across the region will bloom a little more colourfully this summer thanks to a £25,000 windfall from an Inverness garden centre.

Fans of Swedish furniture giant Ikea will find it even easier to get their design fix after plans for a new facility in Inverness got the green light.

When Nikki Brown and her husband set up their successful interior decor business they’d little idea a happy homecoming awaited just a few years later.