| FIRST UK VESSEL TO NET MAJOR BUSINESS AWARD A Scottish vessel is riding high on the crest of a wave after becoming the first
fishing boat in the UK to net the major business award, Investors in People
(IiP). | |
| PIONEERING PILOT FOR NORTH LEARNERS A ground breaking pilot taking place in the north of Scotland is set to
revolutionise training and learning in the 21st century. | |
| NORTH BUSINESSES SET TO NET BENEFITS Businesses in Caithness and Sutherland are being urged to log-on to the benefits
of e-commerce by attending a series of awareness raising events in the area next
month. | |
| NINETEEN LINE-UP FOR BUSINESS AWARD A dentists, a vet practice, a salmon farm and a garage are all breaking new
ground in the Shetland Isles. | |
| NEW NETWORK LAUNCHED IN LOCHABER A new network to improve community access to information technology across the
Lochaber region has been officially launched today. | |
| NEW PETROL STATION FOR LEVERBURGH Motorists in the south of Harris will no longer have to travel over twenty miles
to fill up their vehicles when a new petrol station is established this summer
at Leverburgh. | |
| BUSINESSES ON-LINE FOR TOP AWARDS Two businesses have received top accolades at the Highlands and Islands
multi-media 2000 awards, recognising the best use of new media in business. | |
| DEAL SECURES JOBS AND HOUSES New jobs are to be created and homes built thanks to recent agreements between
Skye and Lochalsh Enterprise (SALE), Lochalsh and Skye Housing Association
(L&SHA) and Fearann Eilean Iarmain, the Skye business belonging to Sir Iain
Noble. | |
| JOBS BOOST CONFIRMED FOR AVIEMORE It's been confirmed that call-centre operator TSC (Telecom Service Centres) Ltd.
are to set up a facility in Aviemore later this year creating new jobs in the
Strathspey town. | |
| HIE STATEMENT ON REVISED MAP FOR ASSISTED AREA STATUS Commenting on the revised proposals for areas eligible for Assisted Area Status,
chairman of Highlands and Islands Enterprise Dr Jim Hunter said: "We are
bitterly disappointed that the new proposals for assisted area status in
Scotland do not include the substantial Inverness and Nairn, and Moray, Badenoch
and Strathspey areas. | |
| SURVEY HIGHLIGHTS IMPORTANCE OF TOURISM TO ARGYLL AND THE ISLANDS ECONOMY A new survey has highlighted the importance of the tourism industry to the
Argyll and the Islands economy, with the sector generating over
£140 million
(pounds) a year for the area. | |
| FORT WILLIAM ON LINE FOR MULTI-MEDIA CONFERENCE E-commerce and multimedia activities will take centre stage at a major
conference highlighting new developments and opportunities in the industry
taking place later this week in Fort William. | |
| VIDEO CONFERENCING BRINGS BUSINESSES TOGETHER State-of-the-art communications equipment is set to revolutionise how companies
in Ross and Cromarty do business in the 21st century. | |
| FOOD FROM THE ISLANDS ON SHOW Eleven food and drink producers from the north of Scotland scored a notable
first when the IFE food trade exhibition got under way at the SECC in Glasgow
today (Tuesday, 4 April). | |
| MAJOR JOBS BOOST FOR LOCHABER Lochaber is set for a major jobs boost following the announcement of a
£1.6m
(pounds) investment in one of the area's key fish processing plants. | |
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