| MAJOR FACELIFT FOR LOCHABER INN Owners of the Clachaig Inn are to give the Lochaber pub a major facelift with
an investment of £125,000 (pounds). | |
| TASTY OPTIONS ON ROSS-SHIRE MENU A top Scottish chef gets this year's Ross-shire cookery demonstrations under way
today (Wednesday 23 February), when she serves up some of her latest recipes. | |
| FOOD FIRMS ATTRACT BUYERS Top food and drink buyers from across the UK will visit Nairn today (Wednesday
23 February) to sample some of the finest produce from the Highlands and
Islands.
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| NET BENEFITS FOR HIGHLANDS & ISLANDS FIRMS Highlands and Islands businesses are being urged to log-on to the benefits of
Internet trading under a new development initiative. | |
| HIE/AIE REACTION TO WITHDRAWAL OF CAMPBELTOWN - BALLYCASTLE FERRY. Chief executive of Highlands and Islands Enterprise Iain Robertson said: "It is
disappointing that Sea Containers have chosen to withdraw from the Campbeltown
to Ballycastle route, as this service has provided an important economic boost
for the economy of the Kintyre peninsula and the wider Argyll and the Islands
area.
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| RISING TREND FOR HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS EXPORTS A new study has revealed the trend in export sales from the Highlands and
Islands has risen faster than across Scotland as a whole.
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| FEASIBILITY STUDY ON COLONSAY AIRLINK A new study examining the feasibility of an air service to connect one of
Scotlands most remote islands, Colonsay in Argyll with the mainland was
commissioned today (Thursday February 17) by development agency Highlands and
Islands Enterprise.
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| HEALTH SPA TO GET FACE LIFT Revitalising waters - which once attracted Victorian visitors in their thousands
to Strathpeffer are set to flow again in a £180,000 (pounds) restoration
project. | |
| INNOVATION THE KEY TO SUCCESS Inventors and businesses in Caithness and Sutherland who have developed
innovative products or ideas but who are unsure how to capitalise on them are
being offered a helping hand. | |
| APPLECROSS MUSEUM TO OPEN Visitors to Applecross in Wester Ross will be able to travel back in time when a
new heritage centre opens its doors later this year.
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| BID TO PUT NORTH COMPANIES ON RIGHT WAVELENGTH A new facility to test wave power technology could be established in the
Highlands and Islands. A feasibility study is to be launched, based on the
area's range of suitable wave and tidal conditions, unrivalled in Europe. | |
| NEW BUSINESS UNITS FOR FRAGILE COMMUNITY Construction work is underway on a group of business units on the Orkney island of Westray - one of the most economically fragile communities in the Highlands and Islands. | |
| DEAL ON THE TABLE TO PRESERVE WELDING SKILLS A training facility, which is vital to preserving the skills of a world class welding workforce in the north of Scotland, is set to be kept open under a proposed deal between development agency Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) and The Highland Council. | |
| CONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY ON PROCESSING PLANT Construction work gets underway this week on a new salmon processing plant on the Hebridean island of Scalpay. The project, for Stolt Seafarm Ltd., will create up to 80 new jobs once full production has been achieved. | |
| REGIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY CONFERENCE Leading economic and policy advisers to the Scottish Executive and the Scottish Parliament's Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee are gathering in Inverness tomorrow (Wednesday 2 February) to discuss the performance of the country's different regional economies. | |
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