| New leisure and community centre on the cards for Assynt The people of Assynt are a step closer to realising their ambitious plans to build a £1.1m leisure and community centre. | |
| Highlands and Islands lead the way in e-business Companies in the Highland and Islands have embraced the e-business revolution and now lead Scotland in their use of website technology, according to a recent survey. | |
| Arnish renewable energy project set to create 65 jobs The former oil fabrication yard at Arnish on the outskirts of Stornoway will once again become a site of manufacturing activity as wind tower manufacturers, Cambrian Engineering, announces its move to the island. | |
| Young bright stars wanted for IT youth challenge The search is on to find teams of young people from across the Highlands and Islands, willing to take part in the Highlands and Islands Youth Challenge, a major technology innovations competition.
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| Two fitness businesses get a funding kick start Highland fitness fanatics are racing to use the services of two sporty businesses, which have set up with advice and assistance from their Local Enterprise Company. | |
| Property projects set to attract inward investment Efforts to attract new businesses and jobs to Skye and Lochalsh have been stepped up with plans to construct advance office and workshop space in Auchtertyre and Broadford.
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| Enterprising islanders create three new businesses Three new businesses serving residents and tourists on the remote island of Rum are flourishing with the help of vital assistance from the Local Enterprise Company. | |
| Primary school celebrates IIP success Pupils at Arisaig Primary School had a welcome break from classes recently when their head teacher was presented with an Investors in People (IiP) award. | |
| HIE network helps bring new air service to the Highlands and Islands A new scheduled air service will commence between Inverness and Manchester from Monday 4 November 2002. Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) and Inverness and Nairn Enterprise (INE) have both been closely involved in the work to secure this new service as part of our efforts to improve the global connections of the Highlands and Islands. In particular, INE have contributed £85,000 in start-up funding, primarily aimed at supporting the marketing of the new service. | |
| INE appoint acting Chief Executive Inverness and Nairn Enterprise has appointed a new acting chief executive for a period of six months to cover the absence of Bill Sylvester during his secondment to Inverness Highland 2008. | |
| Anglers cast their eyes towards next season The fishing season is coming to a close but Glenelg and Arnisdale Fishing Club have already started work to ensure that next year yields a bumper catch. | |
| Findhorn Foundation's 'village shop' picks up another award One of the UK's leading organic food shops has won another national award - this time for the quality of its staff training and development. | |
| Record rate of new business start-ups in the Highlands and Islands The Highlands and Islands is seeing a record rate of new business start-ups this year, Highlands and Islands Enterprise has reported. | |
| Island aquaculture industry set to benefit from £1.3m project The development on Lewis of a £1.3million net washing facility serving the aquaculture industry will create significant savings for Western Isles fish producers and a welcome jobs boost. | |
| MBSE announces £1.5m boost for Buckie shipyard The shipyard in Buckie in east Moray is to benefit from a major new development costing more than £1.5m and safeguarding at least 50 full-time jobs. | |
| Residents groups in training to unlock funding Ross-shire residents groups hope to be richer from their experiences last weekend (Saturday, 5 October). | |
| Culloden wins battle for broadband upgrade Culloden exchange near Inverness is set to be upgraded to broadband after becoming the first in Scotland to reach its customer target for the high-speed internet service.
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| New board directors at Ross & Cromarty Enterprise Three new members have joined Ross & Cromarty Enterprise board bringing with them local knowledge and a commitment to the agency's key objectives of developing skills, strengthening communities and growing businesses.
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| INE chief seconded to spearhead culture bid team The chief executive of Inverness and Nairn Enterprise (INE), Bill Sylvester, is to be seconded to Inverness Highland 2008, the company spearheading the bid to win the title of European Capital of Culture for the area.
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| Kick off for new football business on Orkney Football fanatic James Parkin is refusing to allow the injury that finished his playing career from ending his close involvement with the game. | |
| London to Lewis for IT firm A high-tech computer consultancy business is trading the big city for island life. Enterprise Management Consulting (EMC) Ltd already has a London office but is setting up a base on Lewis with a view to creating at least five new jobs in the first instance.
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| Sleat primary promotes area on new website Enterprising youngsters receiving Gaelic medium education at Bun-sgoil Shleite in
Skye will today (Tuesday 1st October) launch a new website to promote the area in
Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
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| Trio join the board of case Three new directors have been appointed to the board of Caithness and Sutherland Enterprise (CASE). | |
| HIE to support bid for Forres woodland Highlands and Islands Enterprise has agreed to support the proposed community purchase of the Sanquhar Woodlands in Forres, with a financial contribution from the agency's Community Land Unit.
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