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A community project which began with three people gathered around a stove is preparing to open a new creative health and wellbeing space after rapidly outgrowing its current home. Easter […]

The Port of Cromarty Firth (PoCF) has continued its support for Culbokie Community Trust (CCT), providing a further £2,500 through its Community Sponsorship Programme towards the running costs of the […]

Skilled Highland jobs are being supported by work to handle turbine components for a wind farm through the Port of Cromarty Firth. Wick-based Hugh Simpson Contractors is providing specialist lifting […]

Cromarty Museum is turning its front garden into a mini outdoor gallery, with Port of Cromarty Firth funding helping bring six of the town's heritage stories to life through new panels and commissioned artwork.

Blooming Gardeners has been given a helping hand of £2,500 from the Port, covering soil, compost and flowers that will brighten the town and provide colourful planters to welcome cruise passengers along the West Harbour walk.

The Well-Safe Defender has sailed out of Invergordon bound for its next job, after weeks of mobilisation work that kept local firms busy, the latest sign of the Cromarty Firth's growing role in Scotland's offshore energy sector.

The Invergordon Development Trust has been given a boost of £2,500 towards the next phase of its Inchindown project, adding voiceover and photos to the virtual reality tour that brings the historic wartime oil tanks to life for visitors.

Invergordon has gone quackers for cruise season, with a UK-first Duck Trail leading visitors past local favourites like Blythswood Care and the Co-op, and every souvenir duck sold sending a pound straight into the town's community fund.