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Highland Business Awards winners celebrate success (opens the original)
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Businesses and individuals from across the region came together at the Highland Business Awards to celebrate a year of achievement and ambition, with Serimax named Highland Business of the Year. More than 270 business leaders, finalists, sponsors and guests gathered at the Kingsmills Hotel in Inverness today for the culmination of Highland Business Week 2026. Supported by principal sponsor the Highland Council, the awards recognised achievements across 11 categories, with one then crowned the ov
âI didnât want to watch from the sidelinesâ - Volunteers ready as Inverness prepares to welcome its first Fringe Festival (opens the original)
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Volunteers from across Inverness and the Highlands have completed training and preparation sessions ahead of the cityâs first dedicated Fringe Festival. Inverness Fringe Festival - which runs from September 28 to October 4 - says the first year depends on them. People of all ages and from all walks of life have given their time to help bring more than 25 events - including theatre, comedy, cabaret, drag, music, spoken word and community activity - to venues across the city centre. The festival
Inverness distillery revamps as tour demand doubles (opens the original)
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One of Britainâs greenest distilleries has completed an eight-month refurbishment of its tap and tasting rooms as demand for its whisky tours have almost doubled in three years. Uile-bheist Distillery and Brewery became Invernessâs first new distillery in more than 130 years when it opened in 2023 and the first ever limited release of its Scotch malt whisky is in planning. However, the success of tours at its âbrewstilleryâ, powered by water from the River Ness, have defied expectation,
âIt felt like something Inverness was missingâ - new eatery aims to fill gap (opens the original)
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The Victorian Market is set to welcome a brand-new food offering, as the team behind popular street food business Ollieâs Pops launches its second venture in the Market Food Hall. ANCHO, a new Mexican street food concept from Inverness-based husband-and-wife team Victoria McPherson and Bruce Warrington, will bring a menu packed with bold flavours, including birria, burritos, burrito bowls, quesadillas and wraps. The pair are already well known to Victorian Market customers as the owners of Oll
Energy giant wants £530k fund to âreflect local prioritiesâ (opens the original)
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SSEN Transmission is launching a new consultation inviting people across Strathglass to help shape a community benefit fund worth an expected £530,000, linked to the development of the Bingally 400kV Substation. The Bingally Local Fund will support communities closest to the proposed substation, located south-west of Cannich, which is required as part of the upgrade of the second circuit of the Beauly to Denny overhead power line from 275kV to 400kV. The project received consent to build from t
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