| Boundary changes for Local Enterprise Companies The Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) network map is changing, with strategic alterations to the boundaries of two local enterprise companies. | |
| HIE network announces results for 2004-05 The economy of the Highlands and Islands is continuing to improve, with unemployment showing a steady downward trend while population levels are rising. That was the message today (Thursday 26 May) from William Roe, chairman of Highlands and Islands Enterprise.
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| Sandsayre official opening The Sandsayre Shore developments in Sandwick will be officially opened on Saturday (28th May). | |
| HIE network welcomes new owner for Inverness wave energy business The Highlands and Islands Enterprise network has welcomed news that Inverness-based wave energy business Wavegen has been bought by the European multinational Voith Siemens Hydro. | |
| EMEC Tidal The world's first marine energy test centre has been given a further boost with the announcement by the Deputy First Minister of Scotland, Jim Wallace MSP and Energy Minister Malcolm Wicks, that all the necessary funding and planning permission is in place to begin work on extending the centre to include testing facilities for tidal energy conversion devices. | |
| Public consultations begin on the future of Moray economy A series of consultation meetings in Moray, designed to promote the development of a more diverse and sustainable economy in the area, has begun by gathering the views of public sector agencies, the private sector and the general public. | |
| Skipinnish records duo named as Scotland's Shell LiveWIRE Young Entrepreneurs of the year 2005 Two young businessmen from Tiree and Spean Bridge were last night named as Shell LiveWIRE Young Entrepreneurs of the Year at the Scottish finals. Angus MacPhail, 25, and Andrew Stevenson, 27, of the Highland-based record company Skipinnish Records stood out from the nine other Scottish finalists at the event held at the Oran Mor Auditorium in Glasgow. | |
| Graduate placement in Shetland The 'Graduate into Fisheries Programme' which has been running since 1995, has become the 'Graduate Placement Programme' and is now open to all small to medium sized businesses in Shetland. | |
| Natural produce set to clean up on-line Busy bees can now get on with the housework, safe in the knowledge they can do so in an environmentally-friendly manner, thanks to the products of a new Caithness business.
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| Scottish tourism companies prepare for take off Scotland's tourism industry is set to take flight at the third Tourism Innovation Day which will be held on the 17th of May 2005 at the Glasgow Science Centre. | |
| Excellent response to Highland medical innovations A Highland-based company that has developed a device that will allow women to check for abnormalities in breast tissue at home has had an overwhelming response to national TV and newspaper coverage about the innovation. | |
| New log building marks the beginning of a new era for MCWT The official opening of the Milton Community Woodland Trust's (MCWT) new log workshop and store on Saturday 30th April marked the beginning of a new era for the Trust and the community it serves. | |
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