HIE Skye & Wester Ross news archive
HIE Skye and Wester Ross news archive from August 2007
| HIE explores demand for flights to Poland HIE is to explore the potential demand for a new air service between Poland and Inverness. An online survey will help HIE determine how many people would use the service and how often they would do so. | |
| Highlands and Islands Food and Drink Awards - shortlist announced The winners of this year¹s Highlands and Islands Food and Drink Awards will be announced at the awards dinner in the Drumossie Hotel, Inverness on 14 September. | |
| Young Films takes youthful route to an online marketing strategy Skye based Young Films has employed web-aware school leaver Mairead Martin to using her blogging skills, to promote the first Scottish Gaelic feature film to show in commercial cinemas in the UK, Seachd: The Inaccessible Pinnacle. | |
| Sleat community in successful funding bid for local services Plans for the community of Sleat to purchase key services in the area moves a step forward with the announcement that funding has been secured. | |
| HIE public consultation on Gaelic language plan Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has launched a public consultation on the organisation's draft Gaelic language plan. / Co-chomhairle phoblach air Plana Gàidhlig Iomairt na Gàidhealtachd 's nan Eilean. | |
| Lochcarron folk get animated for Highland 2007 A series of short animated films produced by residents of Lochcarron in Wester Ross is to be screened in the local village hall on Wednesday 8 August, as part of the Highland 2007 Year of Culture celebrations. | |
| Creativity in business - doing things differently This year's IoD Scotland annual conference is set to take the business world by storm, with a theme that will enhance your creativity and speakers who will show you how they’ve done it - and inspire you to do the same. | |
| Conference: Mental health in the workplace 2007 is the European Year for Equal Opportunities for All - and Scottish Enterprise, working in partnership with the Scottish Association for Mental Health (SAMH) is hosting an event for business owners and managers, with the support of the Scottish Executive, on Tuesday, 23rd October at the Radisson SAS Hotel, Glasgow. | |