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Car parks, campervans and coaches: Changes for the tourism sector across Highlands and Islands

Car parks, campervans and coaches: Changes for the tourism sector across Highlands and Islands
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'Cold, callous' attempts by fraudsters to target Covid business relief grants in Highland

'Cold, callous' attempts by fraudsters to target Covid business relief grants in Highland
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Highland business group welcomes First Minister's roadmap out of lockdown – but 40 per cent of those quizzed unsure if they'll make it to end of April


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Highland business group welcomes First Minister's roadmap out of lockdown – but 40 per cent of those quizzed unsure if they'll make it to end of April
By Hector MacKenzie
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Updated: 17:37, 16 March 2021
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David Richardson: Timetable welcome but businesses still struggling.
HIGHLAND businesses will be "pleasantly surprised" at detailed plans for the reopening of the economy as further corornavirus restrictions are eased – though some may not make it to the end of April.
That's the snapshot view of the Federation of Small Businesses’ Highlands & Islands development manager following First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's roadmap out lockdown.

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Highland businesses will be 'pleasantly surprised' at lockdown easing measures


Highland businesses will be 'pleasantly surprised' at lockdown easing measures
By Alan Hendry
Published: 21:30, 16 March 2021
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David Richardson, from the Federation of Small Businesses, says hospitality operators have been 'desperate for more clarity'.
North business leader David Richardson believes firms in the region will be "pleasantly surprised" at the measures set out by Nicola Sturgeon on the easing of Scotland's lockdown.
Steps announced by the First Minister include the "stay at home" regulations being lifted on April 2 and replaced with guidance to "stay local", with more services including hairdressers, garden centres and non-essential click-and-collect services to open from April 5.

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UK Chancellor's Budget 'needed to take a longer term view' argues Federation of Small Businesses' Highlands and Islands development manager

A “LONGER term view” should have been taken by the UK Chancellor when announcing the Budget, a leading Highland business figure has warned.

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5G to be trialled, trailer for foodies, online sales webinar, interview your grandparents


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5G mobile data is set be trialled in Shetland for the first time as part of a UK Government programme.
A private 5G network will be set up at construction firm BAM Nuttall’s base in Shetland to help the company monitor process and track assets using cameras, drones, mixed reality and IoT sensors.
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The contractor is currently working on the transmission link cable project.
Its regional office in Kilsyth is also involved in the 5G trial, with the project costing nearly £1.7 million in total.
BAM Nuttall’s head of innovation Colin Evison said: “We are really excited to join the 5G Create programme and have the opportunity to further develop our digital capability that will help us in our mission to build sustainable environments that enhance people’s lives.

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