| Official opening of upgraded Buckie shipyard The first naval vessel to undergo work at Buckie Shipyard since the completion of a £1.5million upgrading project at the historic east Moray yards arrived in the port in time for today's (Friday, September 26) official opening ceremony. | |
| HIE looks into community transport Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has commissioned a study into community transport provision in the region. | |
| Highlands and Islands firms are successful at Winners@Web Several firms in the Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) area have been successful at this year's Winners@Web competition, organised by Scottish Enterprise and HIE. | |
| AIE gives equine business a leg-up A Kintyre woman with a passion for Highland ponies is turning her hobby into a business with help from Argyll and the Islands Enterprise (AIE). | |
| Skerries residents invited to unleash business potential Brainstorming and 'out of the box' thinking are on the agenda at an event to generate new business ideas in the Skerries this weekend (Saturday 20 September). | |
| New bridge improves access to Loch Ness Monster hunters and others heading for the shores of Loch Ness will find access safer and more easy thanks to a new footbridge at a popular woodland beauty spot. | |
| Musicians' fund hits the right note Musicians in the Highlands and Islands are being encouraged to apply for grants of up to £500 through a new initiative launched today by HI~Arts.
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| HIE launches Wireless Broadband Company Today sees the launch of HI-WIDE Ltd, a not-for-profit company that will bring broadband to the most rural and remote parts of the Highlands and Islands.
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| Skye stonemason earns place on prestigious training scheme A Skye stonemason is one of only three people in the UK to be accepted on a prestigious training scheme to learn the specialist skills required to repair some of the country's most historic buildings.
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| Saucy venture starts in Spinningdale Caithness and Sutherland Enterprise (CASE) is helping a saucy new business get off the ground in Sutherland. | |
| Atlantic Islands are the focus of AIE transport seminar Argyll the Islands Enterprise (AIE) is hosting a two-day conference on the Island of Mull exploring the opinions of island communities on their current transport infrastructure and their aspirations for the future. | |
HI-Arts | HI-Arts continues winning streak HI~Arts beat off stiff competition from throughout the UK to win the 'public sector' category of the Broadband Britain Challenge Awards on Friday, following on from its success in the Scottish heats in July. |
| Broadband benefits spelled out for Moray businesses Moray Badenoch and Strathspey Enterprise's broadband roadshow kicks off in Elgin next Tuesday (16 September), where businesses right across the Moray, Badenoch and Strathspey area are being invited to see for themselves the latest in broadband technology. | |
| Three Lochaber crafts businesses get a helping hand A pipemaker, a craftswoman and a candlemaker have all got their new businesses off to a good start with help from the local enterprise company. | |
| Two Shetland companies make training awards finals Two Shetland companies have been announced as finalists in this year's prestigious Scottish Modern Apprenticeship Awards. | |
| Enterprise winner announced The Highlands and Islands final of the Shell Technology Enterprise Programme (STEP) 2003 was hosted by Careers Scotland at the Marriott Hotel, Inverness today (Tuesday 9 September). | |
| AIE pledges for 2003 Royal National Mod Argyll and the Islands Enterprise (AIE) is committing more than £45,000 to help stage the 100th Royal National Mod in Oban. | |
| Business optimism strong for new Cairngorms national park area A recently completed survey of businesses in and adjacent to the Cairngorms National Park found that 68 per cent expected their businesses to grow in the coming year, boosted by the new national park designation | |
| Shetland poised to tap into renewable energy boom Testing begins today on a prototype tidal energy turbine, the EXIM* Tidal turbine, that has the potential to establish Shetland at the forefront of renewable energy. | |
| HIE-Society – strengthening communities online Individual people and community groups across the Highlands and Islands are being invited to participate in a short-lifespan online forum to help the HIE Network review how it might make best use of the world-wide web in support of its Strengthening Communities agenda. The forum will go live between 8 and 20 September. | |
| Shetland Enterprise pledges funding towards distillery project A proposal to build Shetland's first-ever commercial distillery has taken another step forward today with the announcement that Shetland Enterprise has approved funding for the project. | |
| Environmental challenge is rubbish Senior pupils from four Ross-shire schools are swapping their classrooms for a rubbish dump this week as part of an environmental challenge organised by Careers Scotland. | |
| Northern Maritime Corridor proposal to be described at Orkney science festival Scapa Flow was once a major base for wartime convoys on the Arctic route to Russia - could it now in peacetime regain its former level of activity? | |
| Shetland businesses offered a training boost Businesses large and small are being encouraged to sign up for Shetland Enterprise's latest round of training courses designed for both business and personal development. | |
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