| Access and recreation information day The Paths for All Partnership and the Community Land Unit at Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) have organised an access information day to be held in Newtonmore on Monday the 12th December (2005). | |
| ICT Youth challenge 2006 prizes Three great educational trips are on offer for the top teams in the ICT Youth Challenge 2006. | |
| New managing director at the European Marine Energy Centre An engineer involved in the trials of a pioneering tidal energy project has taken over the helm at EMEC, the Orkney-based European Marine Energy Centre. | |
| Lochaber - great place for graduates A recent report says that attracting new workers to Lochaber, offering viable careers for graduates from the area and enabling local businesses to grow and develop are benefits gained through the Lochaber Graduate Placement Programme (LGPP). | |
| Highlands and Islands training organisations recognised at SQA awards Three Highlands and Islands training organisations have been recognised for innovation at the annual Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) awards, held in Glasgow on Monday 21st November 2005.
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| Economic evaluation of biodiesel production from oilseed rape. Today sees the publication of the report on a study undertaken by the Scottish Agricultural College (SAC) consultancy division - on the potential for a biodiesel industry in the north and east of Scotland. | |
| Funding boost for Badenoch and Strathspey sports clubs Sports clubs, groups and individuals in the Badenoch and Strathspey area are being told to get on their marks for the latest round of grants being offered by the local sports council.
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| Action required by north activity providers Tourism providers in the north of Scotland are being encouraged to come forward with their ideas to make use of a £3.2 million approval before it is too late.
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| Orkney Tourism Group The group that serves as a voice for Orkney's tourism operators has a new team at the helm. | |
| HIE Moray welcomes MoD announcement Today’s announcement by the Ministry of Defence of plans which safeguard the long-term future of the RAF bases at Lossiemouth and Kinloss has been welcomed by local enterprise company HIE Moray.
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| New study: Migrant workers in the Highlands and Islands A new study highlighting the recent significant increase in the number of migrant workers in the Highlands and Islands has called for a co-ordinated approach to helping them integrate into life in the area. Commissioned by Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE), the aim of the research was to provide fresh information and understanding of the growing role overseas nationals are playing in the Highlands and Islands' labour market. | |
| Sea change for underwater inspection A Lochinver man has started a new business offering a high tech solution to underwater inspections. | |
| Northmavine celebrates a year of developments Members of the Northmavine Development Company are celebrating a successful first year with Initiative at the Edge (IatE) status, which gives the area funding priority for their developmental projects. | |
| Fruity feeling for Enterprise employees Smoothies, fruit and healthy soups have been the order of the day at Lochaber Enterprise in the last few months as the local enterprise company encouraged a healthier and happier approach to life at work. | |
| Training for potential local food producers The Highlands and Islands Local Food Network (HILFN) is on the look-out for trainee food producers to help expand the availability of locally grown fruit and vegetables.
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| Link training in Skye and Lochalsh The business community in Skye and Lochalsh has played a key role in creating new training courses which will help staff development and increase the skills base in the area.
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| Enterprise and culture committee examine business growth in Thurso Efforts to encourage sustainable business growth in the Highlands and Islands will be the focus of a visit to Thurso from the Scottish Parliament's Enterprise and Culture Committee today and tomorrow (November 14 and 15). | |
| Study reveals Highlands and Islands could benefit from potential £250m annual expenditure on oil rig maintenance A study into the inspection, repair and maintenance (IRM) of North Sea oil rigs was published today (Friday 11th Nov), revealing that the market is worth a potential £250 million each year for the next three to five years. | |
| Euromontana conference Invited policy advisers, experts and practitioners from across Europe and beyond took part in a conference on the public benefits of land management at Aviemore Highland Resort this week. | |
| Scotland United - one week to go - book now It is vitally important that this event is supported by everyone who works with, or in, the tourism industry. It is the single, national tourism conference where you can be heard. | |
| New investment at Nairn Dunbar Golf Club Local Nairn golfers and golfing visitors to the area are to benefit from a major investment at the Nairn Dunbar Golf Club. A new £228,000 irrigation system will help the club maintain the course in good condition allowing for increased use throughout the year. | |
| Social Enterprise Day To celebrate Social Enterprise Day and the
mainstreaming of the work of Highlands and Islands Social Enterprise Zone (HISEZ), HIE
is holding an information day where you
can find out all you need to know about
forming a community interest company. | |
| Skye and Lochalsh websites go head to head Two community websites developed in Skye and Lochalsh are going head to head in a national contest which aims to recognise community efforts.
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| Scotland United tourism debate (and bird flu latest). Scotland United will see hundreds of tourism businesses gather later this month (Monday 21st November) for a lively debate on the vision for tourism.
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| Tourism report published Tourism in the Aviemore, Badenoch, Strathspey and Cairngorm (ABSC) area may be enjoying a recent revival but it's just the tip of the iceberg according to a newly published report commissioned by Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey Enterprise (INBSE).
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