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Tariff Free Trade Returns as Scotch Whisky Wins Back Key US Market

Food and Drink Ronnie MacDonald - 0
Scotch whisky exports to the United States will once again be tariff free from Friday, providing a major boost for distillers, suppliers and communities across Scotland, including Speyside.
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Harry Gow Brings a Taste of The Highlands to Asda Stores Across Scotland

Food and Drink Joseph Kennedy - 0
Inverness family bakery Harry Gow has launched its new Sharing Cake Range in 50 Asda stores across Scotland, bringing its award winning scratch baked cakes to customers far beyond the Highlands.
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Pubs Call on Scottish Government to Match England’s Business Rates Cut

Food and Drink Ronnie MacDonald - 0
Scotland's pubs should receive the same business rates support as those in England, according to the Campaign for Real Ale, following the UK Government's...
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SNP Raise a Glass to Argentina

Food and Drink Joseph Kennedy - 0
The SNP has marked one year since Argentina became the first country to grant Scotch Whisky Geographical Indication protection, celebrating the trade milestone as Scotland prepares to face Argentina.
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New Scottish Bakers Trail Puts Highland Bakeries on The Map

Food and Drink Joseph Kennedy - 0
A new interactive digital trail is celebrating Scotland's bakery industry, with two Highland favourites among the businesses showcasing the country's rich baking heritage.
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Hidden Invergordon Garden Blossoms into Community Hub

Food and Drink Joseph Kennedy - 0
A neglected patch of land in Invergordon is being transformed into a thriving community garden, with volunteers invited to help it continue growing for the benefit of local people and wildlife.
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Free Lasagne Giveaway Coming to Zizzi on National Lasagne Day

Food and Drink Ronnie MacDonald - 0
Lasagne lovers could enjoy a free meal at Zizzi later this month as the restaurant chain marks National Lasagne Day with a nationwide giveaway.
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Kids Eat Free at Zizzi Inverness Throughout The Summer Holidays

Food and Drink Joseph Kennedy - 0
Families in Inverness can take advantage of a summer dining offer at Zizzi, with children eating free every day throughout the school holidays when accompanied by a paying adult.
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Highland Sommelier Climbs into UK’s Top 20 Wine Experts

Food and Drink Ronnie MacDonald - 0
Killiecrankie House co owner and head sommelier Matilda Tsappis has climbed to number 20 in the Taylor's Port UK Top 100 Sommeliers List, bringing national recognition to Highland hospitality.
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From Head Chef to Owner as Sun Dancer Begins New Chapter in Nairn

Food and Drink Joseph Kennedy - 0
Nairn's Sun Dancer restaurant is entering a new era as head chef Darren Barclay takes ownership of the popular waterfront venue in a homegrown hospitality success story.
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World Cup Fever Set to Deliver £2.6 Million Boost for Scottish Pubs

Food and Drink Ronnie MacDonald - 0
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.
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First Minister Heads to Kentucky to Push for End to Whisky Tariffs

Food and Drink Joseph Kennedy - 0
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.
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M&S Celebrates Scotland’s World Cup Return With Tribute To Scottish Producers

Food and Drink Joseph Kennedy - 0
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.
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From One Bakery to Four as Inverness Success Story Continues to Rise

Food and Drink Ronnie MacDonald - 0
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.
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Aviemore Brewery Scoops Major UK Beer Award

Food and Drink Joseph Kennedy - 0
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.
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News

Police Appeal After Spate of Vandalism Across Thurso

News Ronnie MacDonald - 0
Police are appealing for information after a series of vandalism incidents, including damage to homes, vehicles and Thurso Police Station, were reported in the town.
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Fort William Campaign Launched to Save Town Centre Post Office

News Joseph Kennedy - 0
A campaign has been launched to save Fort William's main Post Office after confirmation it will close on 22 August, with community leaders warning the loss would leave Lochaber without a full service town centre branch.
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Entertainment

Belladrum Ready to Welcome Festival Goers as Bella Week Begins

Go Highland Joseph Kennedy - 0
Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival has entered Bella Week, with final preparations under way before campervans begin arriving and thousands of festival goers head to the Highlands for another packed weekend of music and entertainment
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Could Scotland Become The Next Home of Doctor Who?

Go Highland Joseph Kennedy - 0
A proposal to bring Doctor Who production to Glasgow has reignited the debate over Scotland's growing reputation as one of the UK's leading filming destinations.
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Travel and Tourism

New Bus Timetables to Bring More Evening and Weekend Services Across Shetland

Travel Joseph Kennedy - 0
New bus timetables will be introduced across Shetland from 17 August, bringing more evening and weekend services, improved connections and greater travel opportunities for passengers.
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Calls Grow for Answers Over Long Running A835 Roadworks at Garve

Travel Joseph Kennedy - 0
Fresh calls have been made for greater transparency over the long running A835 roadworks at Garve, with concerns raised about delays, disruption and the pace of progress on the major engineering project.
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