We hosted our first networking lunch of 2022 this week at The Strathdearn. The sun was shining and everyone was ready to make connections and re engage with existing ones. The event, held on March 23rd, was sponsored by DYW Inverness & Central Highland. Developing the Young Workforce aims to connect employers with the future […]
Law firm Harper Macleod aims to grow its number of Modern Apprentices as it congratulates its latest cohort of successful graduates coming through the programme. There are currently 32 colleagues who are working towards, or have completed, their Modern Apprenticeships. More than 75% of the Modern Apprentices who started or achieved their qualification while working
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Highlands and Islands Airports Limited has confirmed that Inverness Airport has been recognised for its consistently high levels of hospitality and service. Staff at Inverness have been praised for their customer service as part of a review to renew the airport’s Hospitality Assured Accreditation. Following an interim review of the airport last month, assessors from
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The Port of Cromarty Firth is looking forward to another record-breaking year, as it brings more cruise ships and seaborne tourists to the north than ever before. In the first full season since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, 115 vessels, carrying around 200,000 passengers, are scheduled to call at Invergordon. The cruise industry has
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Wasps (Workshop & Artists Studio Provision Scotland Ltd) is a registered charity that provides affordable studios to support artists, makers and creative industries. They currently house approximately 1000 artists and 33 organisations at 20 buildings across the country. Wasps was established over 40 years ago and was created by former art school students looking to
Inverness Creative Academy is open for business The Highlands’ first creative hub opens its doors to the north of Scotland’s cultural and business communities today (Tuesday 15 February), following a four year, £6m conversion of two historically significant properties. Inverness Creative Academy is a city-based complex that provides working accommodation for visual and applied artists
The short Chamber QEI survey allows businesses to share their views on current conditions as well as highlight ongoing challenges and opportunities in the Scottish economy. In turn, we use your feedback to inform local and nationally elected representatives as well as government ministers from the First Minister to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Allowing
Quarterly Economic Indicator Q1 – Have Your Voice Heard Read More »
