Scotland’s World Cup clash against Morocco is expected to generate a £2.6 million boost for pubs and bars, with more than half a million extra pints forecast to be sold across the country.
Scotland’s First Minister is heading to Kentucky to strengthen efforts to remove US whisky tariffs, a move that could benefit producers across Scotland and protect one of the country’s most valuable export industries.
Marks & Spencer has launched a new film celebrating Scotland's World Cup return, featuring Scottish farmers, growers and seafood producers from across the country ahead of the national team's opening match.
An Inverness bakery that began with a single shop in Cradlehall is preparing to open its fourth outlet after 13 years of growth, creating jobs, winning national awards and becoming one of the Highlands' best known food success stories.
Cairngorm Brewery in Aviemore has won Silver at the prestigious Champion Beer of Britain 2026 competition with its Wildcat premium bitter alongside further success for its Black Gold stout.
A free Discovery Event in Inverness is giving people the chance to explore what life running their own pub could really look like, with advice, support and opportunities available through Star Pubs.
Two champions shared the title at this year’s World Tattie Scone Championship during Taste of Nairn as crowds gathered for the popular Highland food and drink festival.
Marks & Spencer has expanded its lower strength beer range with four new summer drinks as growing numbers of UK consumers seek healthier alcohol moderation and greater choice across low and mid strength options.
Scotch whisky producers have welcomed reports that Donald Trump will remove US tariffs on whisky imports, with industry figures saying the move could strengthen exports, improve competitiveness and boost confidence across Scotland’s premium spirits sector.
Glenmorangie has released a limited edition whisky co-created with Harrison Ford, blending Highland craftsmanship with Hollywood influence in a new single malt available from May 2026.
Nearly half of Scottish voters blame government policy for pub closures, with growing calls for fairer business rates and stronger political support to protect local pubs at the heart of communities.
Glenmorangie has released a Hollywood style teaser for its upcoming ‘Something Nice’ launch, building anticipation ahead of its 4 May release with cinematic branding and early five star reviews.
The Three Chimneys and Talisker Distillery have launched a new Distillers Table Experience on Skye, combining whisky, local food and coastal setting in a limited series of exclusive dining events.
Hebrides Cruises has launched Hebridean Taste Tales, a new food tourism initiative showcasing west coast producers and bringing local flavours and stories directly to visitors.
Former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell has been jailed for five years and three months after embezzling more than £400,000 from the party, prompting responses from the SNP, Police Scotland and opposition politicians.
Edinburgh Zoo has named a gentoo penguin chick after Scotland midfielder John McGinn following his historic World Cup goal, with keepers hoping the youngster becomes a star attraction of the colony.
Big Country and The Alarm delivered an unforgettable night at The Botanic House in Inverness, showcasing not only legendary music but what many now consider to be the city's finest and most underused live venue.
W3L Wrestling is returning to Alness Academy on 26 June with championship action, fan favourites and five matches set to bring a night of family entertainment to the Highlands.
Concerns are growing over planned reductions to key Highland and Islands air services, with Orkney MSP Liam McArthur urging Loganair, HIAL and the Scottish Government to work together to protect vital lifeline routes.
Loganair has announced temporary reductions to key Inverness air services serving Stornoway, Kirkwall and Sumburgh, citing rising costs and sustained losses while calling for a long term funding solution.