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Inverness BID has today launched its new ‘GULL WATCH’ campaign,…
Cameron MacFarlane has embraced his new role as acting manager of the Victorian Market. His friendly, positive attitude and his passion for the role ensure the Market’s success is his main focus.
You can read more from Cameron in the Inverness Courier’s feature published in the newspaper on 14th July
Brian Yates of Cabar Feidh Bagpipe Supplies at 2:8 Church Street is this month’s feature business, the one stop shop for bagpipes and supplies in the Highlands. Future plans include turning the business into an education centre, not only for piping, but also for Gaelic, to make it a traditional culture hub.
You can read the feature BID23 Brian Yates
As in past years, Inverness BID Security Task Team will once again be available within Inverness City Centre during Summer 2023 from Monday to Saturday, between 1130hrs – 1730hrs from 30th June 2023 until Saturday 2nd September 2023.
As usual they will be available to respond to calls for service from Businesses, Retailers and the General Public during that period and supporting our statutory agencies such as Police Scotland, Highland Council, and other Emergency and First Responders as required.
Should you require the Task Team for assistance or to respond to incidents please contact them via the Shop Safe Radio System or on Mobile 07807286403.
Alternatively please call Police Scotland via Shop Safe Radio or direct on 101 and in the event of an emergency Dial 999 and request the appropriate Emergency Service.
Our Person Behind the Business Feature for June is Gilby Crook of Ralph Crook Hair on Castle Street. A well established business with an excellent reputation.
Started in 1977 by Gilby’s father Ralph, Gilby has now taken over since his father’s retiral and believes that the family traditions of good service and hard work will take Ralph Crook Hair into its next 40 years.
The feature appears in the Inverness Courier on Friday 22nd June and you can read it here
Inverness bars are toasting to success after winning 5 of the 9 Awards at the National Best Bar None (BBN) Awards.
Platform 8, Scotch and Rye, The Chieftain Hotel, Gellions and The White House were all winners in this year’s BBN Awards.
The Awards recognise Scottish hospitality venues that offer a quality experience and focus on safety and excellent customer care.
Best Pub / Bar – Platform 8
Best Independent Pub / Bar – Scotch and Rye
Best Hotel Bar – The Chieftain Hotel
Best Specialist entertainment Venue – Gellions
Best Newcomer – The White House
Jackie Mcintosh of Good Craic Cafe on High Street in Inverness City Centre explains her dream was to run a cafe where good craic and good hearty food was on the menu in the May Small Business Focus feature – you can read the article HERE
Photo credit: James MacKenzie
The Person Behind the Business feature in the Inverness Courier for May is Marian Grant of La-Di-Da Fashion on Academy Street who believes that running your own business is a dream worth fighting for. You can read the full feature HERE
Our 𝗣𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗼𝗻 𝗕𝗲𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗕𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 April edition in the Inverness Courier features Norman MacDonald MBE of Cafe One on Castle Street.
You can read Norman’s Q&A’s HERE
Our Successful Small Business Focus for April features Funda Gocuk owner of La Le Meditteranean Restaurant and the Phoenix Ale House on Academy Street. Funda took over the bar and restaurant in November 2020 and tells her story in the feature HERE
The Person Behind the Business this month is Bill Jack from Farm & Household Stores. The independent 4 department store on Millburn Road has been trading for an incredible 46 years! You can read Bill’s Q&A session that was published in the Inverness Courier on Friday 17th March HERE.
Inverness BID has today launched its new ‘GULL WATCH’ campaign,…
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