Members Spotlight: Secret Shebean Supperclub, Wick
15th February 2024
Meet David Buchanan, Founder of Secret Shebeen Club in Wick, a new business fostering culinary fusion and local collaboration. The Secret Shebeen Club is a unique culinary destination nestled in the heart of Wick, making its new home in the iconic Backstairs, which was once painted by Lowry, in the town’s historic harbour. It offers […]
Chamber Newsletter in Executive Magazine, February 2024 Issue.
13th February 2024
Dear Member, February’s Executive Magazine is out now and we are delighted that the Caithness Chamber of Commerce Newsletter returns for the first issue of 2024 – jam-packed with the latest business news from our members across the North Highlands! Jacobs | Secret Shebeen Wick | More than Motivation | North Point Distillery | Stacks Coffee, Deli & Bakery Ltd […]
Biodiversity gain for proposed Thurso wind farm.
12th February 2024
RES, the British renewable energy company behind the five-turbine Cairnmore Hill Wind Farm proposal, has submitted a new Biodiversity Enhancement Management Plan (BEMP) to accompany its planning application. The biodiversity enriching plan includes measures to enhance 56 hectares of wet heath habitat, plant 5.5 hectares of broadleaved woodland, create 4.5 hectares of species-rich scrub as […]
GMG Energy set to operate in Scotland-wide construction sector as it secures new stress test wood credentials.
5th February 2024
GMG Energy the rapidly expanding Highland timber products specialist which contributes significantly to the circular economy in the Highlands and the Northern Isles, is set to play a bigger role in Scotland’s construction sector. The Halladale-based business has seen three of its senior employees, including Director Malcolm Morrison, secure visual softwood structural grading credentials which […]
TWP achieves the first of its 2024 milestones for ScotWind projects
5th February 2024
Thistle Wind Partners (TWP) a consortium involving DEME, Qair and Aspiravi, has submitted the onshore scoping report for its Ayre Offshore Wind Farm to The Highland Council. This is the first of a series of consenting milestones for TWP’s two ScotWind projects in 2024. TWP’s Ayre project, located to the east of Orkney, will be […]
Trudy Morris: Investing in the young workforce supports the whole of the North Highlands.
5th February 2024
Trudy Morris, Chief Executive, Caithness Chamber of Commerce: Investing in the young workforce supports the whole of the North Highlands. As we welcome the new year, businesses continue to face immense pressure. The UK economy is still fragile, and the risk of recession remains. Businesses that have persevered through the long COVID recovery and subsequent […]
SCC Quarterly Economic Indicator: Q4 2023 Report
18th January 2024
INFLATIONARY CONCERNS EASE BUT REMAIN HIGH: Concern over inflation has fallen to 52% for this quarter – compared to 75% in the last quarter – and this is the lowest that concern from inflation has been in all of 2023. 52% is still 20 percentage points higher than the 32% recorded pre-inflation crisis in Q1 […]
GMG Energy set to operate in Scotland-wide construction sector as it secures new stress test wood credentials
17th January 2024
GMG Energy’s sawmill manager Vasile Damian. GMG Energy, the rapidly expanding Highland timber products specialist which contributes significantly to the circular economy in the Highlands and the Northern Isles, is set to play a bigger role in Scotland’s construction sector. The Halladale-based business has seen three of its senior employees, including Director Malcolm Morrison, secure […]
Caithness Business Fund highlights a successful year supporting 10 business apprenticeships.
4th January 2024
The Caithness Business Fund is celebrating a successful year with the announcement it has provided support for 10 apprenticeships in the Caithness and North Sutherland Region in 2023. This is a significant milestone for the Fund, which has now provided support for 20 local apprenticeships, with 50% of these awarded within the last 12 months. […]
Trudy Morris: Nuclear has a home in Scotland as part of our Energy Mix.
22nd December 2023
Trudy Morris, Chief Executive, Caithness Chamber of Commerce Earlier this month I was invited to Holyrood by the Nuclear Institute Association (NIA) to the Nuclear Energy in Scotland Reception, hosted by Liam Kerr MSP, marking the start of a long-term conversation between MSPs, Civil Servants and Industry Representatives. The reception brought together key stakeholders and […]
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