CASE news archive
HIE Caithness and Sutherland news archive from April 2006
| Population growth in the Highlands and Islands Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has welcomed news that the area's population is continuing to grow. | |
| Career lessons launched for young Gaelic speakers Young Gaelic speakers can now access Scotland's national career education resource, following the launch of the Gaelic Language version of Career Box. (This item is written in both English and Gaelic languages.) | |
| Take cover! Fun is heading your way A new business in Wick is set to have everyone running for cover. | |
| UHI MIllennium Institute research - businesses and computing UHI Millennium Institute is researching the expectations and requirements that businesses have from computing and ICT education. | |
| Funding boost for Highland agricultural business A Highland company which provides training, labour and machinery for agriculture is set to benefit from a funding boost from HIE Inverness and East Highland local enterprise company. | |
| Community Energy: Leading from the Edge Communities will have the chance to discuss and learn about the renewable energy opportunities available to them, and what is being called the 'quiet revolution' of community renewables, at a conference in Harris next week organised by the Highlands and Islands Community Energy Company.
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| Shell Livewire - young entrepreneur of the year A 26-year-old organic egg farmer from Ardersier has been named as Shetland, Orkney, Western Isles and Highlands Shell Livewire Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2006 and has taken a major step closer to becoming the overall Scotland winner. | |
| Spend a day in the Highlands and Islands of the future How we'll live, work, learn and do business using new science and technology, will be the theme of one-day conference in Aviemore next month entitled The Digital Future - creativity without boundaries.
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| Sutherland hotel lands a whopper A renowned north fishing hotel currently being restored to its former glory has landed a whopper of an idea to encourage guests to visit central Sutherland. | |