| Highland Childcare company introduces new service to fill gaps in provision Parents of young children in the Highlands, who currently have difficulty finding childcare provision to meet their needs, are being offered a more flexible service by Direct Childcare. | |
| COPE Enterprises wins top accolade at 2004 Dynamic Place Awards Disabled employment programme leads the way with fresh approach to successful business practice. | |
| Lewis Blackhouses go green Garenin Blackhouse Village on the west side of Lewis is turning green with help from the Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) network and Comhairle nan Eilean Siar (CnES).
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| WIE assists high quality visitor accommodation developments The commitment of Western Isles Enterprise (WIE) to assist the development of quality accommodation meeting the needs of visitors to the islands has been underlined by two major projects in North Uist.
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| New head of strengthening communities for Western Isles Enterprise Western Isles Enterprise (WIE) has appointed a new head for its strengthening communities team. | |
| New research centre for business process outsourcing
The UK's first research unit dedicated to helping the business process outsourcing and contact centre industry meet the demands of an increasingly competitive market is being established in the Highlands of Scotland. | |
| Who cares wins survey results The results of the 2004 'Who Cares Wins' survey in Skye and Lochalsh - a valuable business support programme funded by Skye and Lochalsh Enterprise (SALE) to encourage business excellence in customer service - will soon be made public.
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| Horizon Scotland opens for business A ground breaking, £2 million business incubation centre has opened at The Enterprise Park, Forres. | |
| New art gallery for the Highlands A new art gallery in Ross-shire's Black Isle, displaying the largest selection of original paintings and sculptures for sale anywhere in the Highlands, is set to open its doors for business. | |
| Individual skills training grants Lochaber Enterprise has so far this year assisted 10 people gain skills or qualifications which have helped them secure employment or develop their business. | |
| Arctic oil transportation conference A major conference to be held in Shetland will focus on the growing opportunities in the transportation of Arctic oil and the role Scottish terminals and infrastructure can play in this. | |
| Printing company gets it in writing A print business has stamped its authority in Lochaber with new equipment and a more customer-friendly office layout.
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| Europe's mountain areas call for state aid reform Mountain areas like the Highlands and Islands of Scotland are being disadvantaged by European State Aid regulations, a major international conference will be told later this month (November). | |
| First female chimney sweep set for business success A young entrepreneur has identified a niche market for a female chimney sweep in the Highlands and Islands. | |
| Argyll and the Islands Enterprise appoints new chairman Following the retirement in October of Angus Johnston, Argyll and the Islands Enterprise (AIE) have announced the appointment of Peter Timms, CBE, as their new chairman. | |
| Moray Modern Apprentice honoured in National Awards A pioneering Modern Apprentice from Moray has been honoured at a national awards ceremony.
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| Community energy company developments The community energy company (CEC), being established by Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE), is looking for people to join its board of directors.
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| Enterprising Britain 2005 West Lothian has been officially declared the winner of the competition to find Scotland's representative in the finals of Enterprising Britain 2005. | |
| New tenant for Arnish yard Manufacturing work for the renewable energy industry is to start again at Arnish yard at Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis, following the conclusion of negotiations for a new tenant to be based at the site. | |
| Ross County youth and community project awarded further funding Ross County Football Club's high profile community programme, aimed at enhancing the life and employability skills of both the young and unemployed, has been given a two-year financial boost, worth almost £650,000, by the Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) network. | |
| Second helping for successful cookbook A cookbook promoting locally produced vegetables "from plough to plate" has proved so temping its Moray authors and publishers have had to order second helpings. | |
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