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Alex Christou at Glenrinnes Distillery.

Distilling industry’s growth highlighted

October 14, 2019

Scottish trawlermen on board the trawler

Boats to trial technology tracking cod catches in ‘real time’

October 11, 2019

Gael Force. Aquaculture assets.

Marine equipment firm targets fish farm growth

October 9, 2019

BUSINESS PIC - Walkers shortbread, Aberlour. James Walker.

Picture by Gordon Lennox 12/11/2014

Walkers ‘robust’ despite increases in butter price

October 4, 2019

The new Falls of Shin visitor centre. Picture by Sandy McCook

Economic challenges in focus at Highland gathering

October 2, 2019

Stornoway Airport handles flights into Lewis from across Scotland.

£5m contract to develop isles air traffic control

September 30, 2019

Katherine Hardie

North-east woman lands top regional role at UK law firm

September 30, 2019

The Port of Cromarty Firth. Picture by Sandy McCook

Port of Cromarty Firth on crest of a wave as annual profits leap

September 27, 2019

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Rising cashmere prices dent Johnstons of Elgin’s profits

September 25, 2019

Inside the Cluanie Inn

The Cluanie Inn reopens after refurbishment – and this is what it looks like now

September 24, 2019

Cruise ship at Scrabster Harbour.

Scotlands most northerly mainland commercial port, Scrabster Harbour, has said bon voyage to its last scheduled cruise ship of the 2015 season.

The harbour, which is a multi-purpose port based in Caithness, welcomed six cruise ships throughout the summer bringing in passenger numbers of more than 3,200 to the area. Amadea, a 29,008 tonne cruise ship arrived in the harbour on September 8th from Reykjavik, Iceland with 576 visitors eager to visit the north of Scotland before leaving for Bremerhaven, Germany the next day.

Ships give Highland port wide berth

September 18, 2019

Springfield Homes board members Alexander Adam - Chairman, Innes Smith (beard) - Managing Director & Michelle Motion - Finance Director, photographed at the Springfield Homes development in Uddingston, near Glasgow on 20th April 2017.

Elgin-based housebuilder’s profits are on solid foundations

September 18, 2019

Innes Smith CEO of Springfield Properties

Inverness is next stop on property firm’s journey

September 11, 2019

Phiddy Robertson of Galbraith

Highland property market gets major boost with second home sales

September 11, 2019

Maggie Nicoll with Brodies Aberdeen shipping partner, Malcolm Mackay.

Law firm Brodies gets shipshape

September 9, 2019

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High number of UK firms unprepared for no-deal Brexit

September 9, 2019

STORNOWAY MEDIA PRODUCTION COMPANY MACTV BECOMES EMPLOYEE OWNED

5 September 2019 18 staff at Stornoway-based production company MacTV have been given a stake in the business after it became Scotlands latest employee-owned business.

Established in 2001, award-winning MacTV is the largest independent TV company in the Highlands and Islands. Specialising in factual documentary, arts and music programmes in Gaelic and in English, the company is one of the biggest producers of programming for BBC ALBA, including the Gaelic language channels flagship documentary series Trusadh, which tells distinctive, and compelling stories from Scotland. The companys main production base is in the Hebrides, with staff also in the central belt, and in recent years the company has also been involved in a variety of international co-productions, working with companies in Canada, Ireland, Iceland and Wales.

Picture by Christian Cooksey/Braeside Photography. Free First Use Only.

MacTV, Stornoway, Western Isles.

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Staff handed control of TV production company

September 6, 2019

Inglis Lyon
Photograph by Sandy McCook, Inverness 5th Sept '11

Flybe and Inverness Airport launch a new flight to Amsterdam. Managing Director of Highlands and Islands Airports Inglis Lyon at Inverness Airport.

Number of passengers using Hial’s hubs drops

September 5, 2019

HIE account manager Phil King (left) with directors Jeni Iannetta Douglas Hardie.
A Muir of Ord bakery business is expanding production and creating new jobs following a move to bigger premises.

Bad Girl Bakery supplies fresh, handmade, short shelf life, high quality cake for wholesale and retail.
The firm started as a sole-trading home-based cake business five years ago with support from The Highland Councils Loan Fund. In 2017, after being awarded a contract to supply the Caledonian Sleeper, it moved to new premises and opened a café and bakery with further support.
Two months later after winning a contract to supply National Trust for Scotland and the introduction of a new mobile service the company expanded, with further support from the Council, into a vacant shop unit next door.
In recent times BGB was running close to capacity and discussed options with the Council and Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE). This secured an £11,000 investment from HIE and further support from the loan fund toward

Bakery jobs on the rise in Muir of Ord

September 5, 2019

A £5.39m construction contract has been awarded for the development of a new Research and Innovation Campus in Orkney.
The campus is a joint venture by Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) and Orkney Islands Council (OIC) who have appointed Kirkwall based R Clouston Limited as the main contractor.

HIE ‘back on track’ after cash flow issues

September 4, 2019

Jeff Smith, right, with Kevin Mitchell., at Keith Builders Merchants

Moray company hopes MBO will deliver continuity

September 3, 2019

Notional image of the UK's first commercial spaceport at the Sutherland Site in Melness, Scotland.

Highlands & Islands

Concern raised over rising north spaceport cost

September 3, 2019

Nigg Energy park during construction of the Beatrice offshore wind farm.

Wind farm offers firms chance for contracts

August 31, 2019

Bristol-based B2Space could be launching satellites into space from Shetland

Funding to boost space centre’s rocket project

August 28, 2019

Foyers Bay Country House, Lower Foyer, Loch Ness

US firm to use Highland vista as ‘live laboratory’

August 28, 2019

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