The Scottish Government announces a £3 million support fund for businesses affected by disruption linked to the Cairngorms wildfire. Economy secretary Stephen Flynn makes the announcement, and the scheme is set to be administered by Highland Council. The funding is intended to help firms deal with the impacts of the fire and associated disruption, although specific eligibility details and application timelines are not provided in the available reports. The Scotsman and the Evening Standard both state that Highland Council will manage delivery of the money. The Belfast Telegraph also reports on the £3 million support package for businesses impacted by the wildfire, aligning with the same overall figure and purpose. Across the sources, there is agreement that the funding level is £3 million, that it is announced by a Scottish Government minister, and that Highland Council is responsible for administering the fund. No additional information is included in the supplied excerpts about how payments are calculated, which sectors are covered, or the duration of the scheme.