Argyll and Islands businesses welcome graduates
Businesses and social enterprises across the patch, including Colonsay, Tiree, Islay, Arran, Mull, Bute, Kintyre, Dunoon and Oban have welcomed graduates into their businesses through the programme
Businesses and social enterprises across the patch, including Colonsay, Tiree, Islay, Arran, Mull, Bute, Kintyre, Dunoon and Oban have welcomed graduates into their businesses through the programme
A £500,000 project to develop two new business units in Scalasaig on the Isle of Colonsay has secured up to £145,000 from Highlands and Islands Enterprise
Argyll and Bute is to be at the forefront of efforts to absorb and store carbon from the atmosphere, in ways that also generate economic and community benefits
Four marine science cluster companies are expanding into new workspace at the European Marine Science Park at Dunstaffnage
Tourism businesses, communities and social enterprises are set to benefit from £1.47m of net zero transition funding
There are signs of emerging economic recovery and renewed optimism in the Highlands and Islands, according to the latest Business Panel survey in the region
Argyll’s vital tourism sector has been one of the hardest hit by the pandemic, and new funding aims to help it recover
Pupils will also learn about the Scottish Government’s goal of achieving a net-zero Scotland by 2045 – partially through the restoration of peatlands.
CLOH has the potential to drive forward transformational change for the Outer Hebrides.
The Community Led Tourism Infrastructure (CLTI) investments are supporting capital projects across the region to help prepare for the safe return of visitors.