Carrie MacWilliam

New Start Highland Leader Named as a Big Issue Top 100 Changemaker

New Start Highland’s Chief Executive, James Dunbar, has been honoured as a Big Issue Changemaker for Housing and Homelessness 2025. This prestigious list celebrates leaders across the UK who drive innovative solutions to address critical social challenges, with James being recognised for his transformative work in combatting homelessness and poverty across the Highlands. James Dunbar commented, […]

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Parklands announces new partnerships with Mikeysline and Highland Hospice. Highland Hospice picture (left to right): Amanda Forbes (Highland Hospice), Donald Morrison (Parklands), Karen Duff (Highland Hospice), Debbie Young and Fiona Stoddart (Parklands).

Parklands Announces New Partnerships With Mikeysline and Highland Hospice

Parklands Care Homes has announced new partnerships with two much-loved local charities.  More than 20 local and national charities applied to be Parklands’ charity partner when applications opened last November. A shortlist was then presented to Parklands’ employees who were asked to vote for their preferred charity. Employees at Parklands’ Moray and Aberdeenshire homes chose

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Aurora North Launch New TRi Tool To Support Business Transformation And Change Management

Aurora North, the Highlands-based boutique consultancy, has launched a new diagnostic tool aimed at helping organisations prepare for successful transformational change. TRi (Transformation Readiness Index) is designed to assist clients in accurately assessing their readiness for change, enabling them to address potential obstacles before embarking on transformation projects. Many transformation projects fail to achieve their

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Inverness Chamber Invites Applications for 2025 Nominated Charities

Inverness Chamber of Commerce is delighted to announce that applications are now open for charities wishing to become one of our two nominated charities for 2025. These charities will benefit from fundraising and exposure at two flagship events: the Highland Business Dinner in May and the Chamber Charity Christmas Lunch in December. Applications are invited

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Agilico Wins the Print IT Award for Environmental Excellence

Agilico is delighted to announce that is has won the 2024 Environmental Excellence Award at the Print IT Awards in December, the UK’s premier awards event for the managed print and document technology sector. This annual celebration recognises outstanding achievements and innovation, bringing together the industry’s top players for an unforgettable night. In the highly

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Inverness Chamber of Commerce: 2024 Year In Review

As we kick off a new year, Inverness Chamber of Commerce reflects on 2024 – a year of remarkable achievements, growth, and collaboration. From record-breaking events to impactful partnerships, here’s a look at the highlights that defined our year. Events: Fostering Connections and Celebrating Success Our Events Team brought together over 2,000 people across more

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Could You Be Part of The Story at The Inverness Castle Experience?

The Inverness Castle Experience is set to open its doors this year, as a world-class visitor experience, and we are now seeking exceptional individuals to join the team. Recruitment begins this week (Monday 6 January) for three key senior roles that will help shape the story of this iconic landmark and create unforgettable experiences for

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Statement From The Four Highland Chambers of Commerce On The Proposed Visitor Levy

The four Highland Chambers of Commerce – Cairngorms Business Partnership, Caithness Chamber, Inverness Chamber and Lochaber Chamber of Commerce – share the deep concerns expressed by the Scottish Tourism Alliance (STA) regarding the introduction of a visitor levy scheme in the Highlands. Collectively we believe that implementing a visitor levy at this time would have

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Views Sought on Plans for Inverness Campus Phase Two

People of Inverness and surrounding areas are being given the opportunity to help shape plans for the second and final phase of development at Inverness Campus. Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has led the development of more than 40 hectares of the site so far. This now includes 47,000sqm of floorspace across several buildings set

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Inverness Chamber Backs Business with Membership Fee Freeze

In a significant move to support the local business community during challenging economic times, Inverness Chamber of Commerce has announced a freeze on membership fees for the coming year. This decision underscores the Chamber’s commitment to standing by its members as they navigate the pressures of increased taxation and other financial headwinds. Eunice McAdam, President

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