Business

Pat Fraser Radio & TV – a well-known presence in town for almost seven decades – has been relaunched under new owners this week.

A new Inverness community sauna will be a “peaceful retreat” and profits could be pumped into a local park and wellbeing projects, say the applicants.

This weekend will see the best baker crowned in the grand final of a popular shortbread competition.

Economic uncertainty and rising costs are among the main challenges faced by businesses in the Highlands, according to a recent survey.

The first potential sighting of the elusive Loch Ness monster this year was shared by a witness at Dores Beach.

A further £8m will be invested in renewable energy projects that have been touted for years.

A popular Highland B&B with "superb" and "excellent" ratings on accommodation websites is on the market after its current owners decided to retire.

A Nairnshire hotel and restaurant which was abruptly shut down at the start of the year is set to relaunch under new management.

Angel (4) has begun her Inverness patrols, covering 14 miles on Saturday as part of efforts to deter seagulls from nesting at busy city centre sites.

The event will see the TV and radio presenter take to the stage at the Drumossie Hotel on Friday, May 16.

Highland businesses are famous across the world for their renowned hospitality and this is your chance to help showcase the very best.

Businesses in the Highlands and Islands are being encouraged to explore how they can integrate Gaelic into their plans for growth.

Dog owners in Ardersier and surroundings could see a new dedicated fenced space to walk their pets coming to the area.

P7 pupils from across the region were asked to come up with names for local Stagecoach buses - and their efforts didn’t disappoint!

Highland based food and drink producers have until March 28 to enquire about a new support programme aimed at helping the sector cut carbon emissions.

The government is seeking views on the proposed levy, which would give local authorities the power to introduce a tax on cruise ships in their area.

Two luxurious ‘country retreats’ in the Inverness area have picked up four prestigious honours at a top Scottish hotel awards night.

A bursary scheme aimed at helping young Highland people who are seeking a life in farming or agriculture will open for applications again next week.

Business leaders across the Highlands have united to back calls for changes to planned tourist levies.

Nairn’s Castaway chip shop in King Street is for sale for offers over £169,000 after the owners chose to “focus on other business interests”.