| Community decide not to buy Tomatin wood A proposal for a community purchase of the 60 hectare Distillery Wood at Tomatin
near Inverness, will now not go ahead.
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| Business is booming at the new seaboard hall The re-build of Seaboard Memorial Hall coupled with the recent appointment of marketing and general staff has marked its transformation into a thriving community centre. | |
| Trained stepped up as Shetland tops table of volunteers Volunteer Centre Shetland (VCS) has welcomed the results of a recent survey that reveals Shetlanders top the Scottish league table of good Samaritans.
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| North organisations make training awards finals A consortium of engineering businesses in the far north and the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) at Dounreay have reached the finals of two prestigious national training awards.
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| Primary pupils set business goals in enterprise challenge Around 100 pupils from 17 Highland primary schools will gather at the Inverness Caledonian Thistle football stadium next Tuesday (1st October) to take part in a schools enterprise challenge. (This press release is issued on behalf of Careers Scotland). | |
| Investment secures safe homecoming for Tiree fishermen Argyll and the Islands Enterprise (AIE) is investing more than £45,000 to improve safety at Milton Harbour on Tiree for the island's fleet of fishing vessels.
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| Motivational speaker attracts 100 to Aviemore masterclass More than 100 representatives from local business interests across Moray Badenoch and Strathspey turned out for an evening masterclass in Aviemore last night (Thursday 19 September) by the renowned motivational speaker, Steve McDermott. | |
| New restaurant anchors at Laggan Seafood lovers searching for a dining experience with a difference are invited to come aboard a new floating restaurant on the Caledonian Canal. | |
| Theatre network shows dramatic upsurge in the Highlands and Islands Live Scottish theatre, in all its varied forms, appears to be enjoying an upsurge in the Highlands and Islands.
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| Turning rubbish into success With the closure of the Longman landfill site imminent, Highland industries face the prospect of finding alternative routes for waste disposal but a new Ross-shire company could have the answer to their problems.
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| Ross-shire primary schools in enterprise challenge Pupils from more than a dozen Easter Ross primary schools will converge at Victoria Park stadium in Dingwall next Tuesday (24th September) to take part in a schools enterprise challenge.
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| Highland internet users wanted for broadband trial Organisers of a pilot project in the Highlands to trial new technology that gives up to ten times faster access to the internet, are looking for business and private sector users of the internet to take part.
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| Woodturner turns film maker A Caithness-based woodturner is turning to film making as a new venture, using the latest in digital technology.
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| Highland capital stakes claim to relocate Scottish Natural Heritage A joint bid to make Inverness the new location for Scottish Natural Heritage's national headquarters was launched today [Monday 16 September] by The Highland Council and Highlands and Islands Enterprise. | |
| HIE to support Harris Estate Buyout Highlands and Islands Enterprise has today (Monday) agreed to support the proposed
community buyout of Amhuinnsuidhe and North Harris estate with a financial contribution from the agency's Community Land Unit.
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| A meaty new business that's far from boar-ing Ross-shire residents can now enjoy bangers and mash with a difference now that an Alness couple's new business supplying quality wild boar meat is up and running. | |
| Marketing advice paves the way A new marketing campaign aimed at promoting Caithness flagstone as a paving material in English towns and cities is getting underway thanks to Caithness and Sutherland Enterprise (CASE). | |
| All seats taken at motivational speaker masterclass An evening masterclass for local businesses, which will take place in Aviemore on September 19th, has attracted widespread interest from across Moray Badenoch and Strathspey. All spaces are now booked up.
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| Inverness Music firm to sound new Glasgow soap An Inverness music production company has landed the commission from the BBC to write and produce the theme music for River City, BBC's new soap based in Glasgow which is due to begin screening later this month.
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| Ferry tendering consultation a 'massive' opportunity for west coast communities The current Scottish Executive consultation on proposals for tendering Clyde and Hebrides lifeline ferry services is a 'massive' opportunity for communities and businesses on the west coast, according to Highlands and Islands Enterprise.
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| New guide promotes Highlands and Islands food and drink Food and drink producers across the Highlands and Islands are being promoted in a new guide for buyers. | |
| Westray website uses words to win over surfers Islanders in a remote Orkney community have come up with a unique way to ensure the popularity of their new website. | |
| Glastonbury heads north for Sutherland folk festival If you go down to the woods next week, you are sure of big surprise! Borgie Forest,
Strathnaver is the location for a unique musical extravaganza next Saturday night (14th
September). | |
| Green energy jobs website is an international hit The success of a newly launched one-stop global recruitment service for the renewable energy industry www.greenenergyjobs.com demonstrates that Scottish companies who are willing to invest in renewable energy now can expect to become key international players.
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| National memorial reopens The Glen Brittle Mountaineering Memorial Hut can welcome weary walkers and climbers once again following a short period of closure for refurbishment. | |
| High octane work and play at Inverbreakie Raceway The green light is on at Inverbreakie Raceway today (Saturday 31 August) as John Thurso MP raises the chequered flag to officially open the newly completed track.
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| Funding in place for Lochcarron's ninteenth hole Construction of a new clubhouse for Lochcarron Golf Club can now tee off thanks to the fundraising efforts of the club committee.
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