Carrie MacWilliam

Exclusive Seanchaidh Whisky launch: One day only at Victorian Market

Whisky lovers are in for a treat! On 12 December 2024, just 300 bottles of the exclusive Inverness Castle Experience single malt Highland whisky, Seanchaidh, will be available. This limited-edition release is available for one day only at the Victorian Market in Inverness, from 12 noon to 6.00 pm. The Seanchaidh (pronounced shen-heh-kay), meaning “storyteller” […]

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Festive Cheer and Inspiring Leadership: Highlights from the Inverness Chamber’s Christmas Charity Lunch

The enchanting Achnagairn Castle provided the perfect festive backdrop for the Inverness Chamber of Commerce’s annual Christmas Charity Lunch on Thursday 5 December. Guests from the local business community gathered for an afternoon of delicious food, engaging conversation, and a shared commitment to supporting a great cause. This year, High Life Highland’s Chief Executive, Steve

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Strengthening Connections: Inverness Chamber and Highland Third Sector Interface Unite to Support Community Growth

Inverness Chamber of Commerce is inviting its members in the Inner Moray Firth area to explore new opportunities for collaboration with Highland Third Sector Interface (HTSI). This partnership aims to drive inclusive economic growth that benefits both businesses and communities across the region. HTSI, based in Dingwall, is part of a Scotland-wide network supporting charities,

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Commentary: On the Wrong Track – Time for ScotRail to Fast-Track Highland Services

Last month (November 2024) I attended a reception at Edinburgh Castle where we heard from First Minister John Swinney. Even with the increase in online meetings there are still occasions when business is better done in person. This was such an occasion and that’s a reality for everyone living and working in the Highlands –

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Stronger Together – How Inverness Chamber Helps Highland Businesses Thrive

By Eilidh Alexander, Head of Membership, Inverness Chamber of Commerce In February of this year, I joined Inverness Chamber of Commerce as the Head of Membership, and since then, I’ve had the pleasure of working with an incredible team, who are dedicated to supporting our wonderful members. Our focus is simple; we’re here to help

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Resident Kay Drought, Hector, and deputy manager Lucia Matheson at the launch of 'Tea and Tots' in Eilean Dubh, Fortrose.

Parklands shortlisted for Caring UK Award for Community Involvement

Parklands Care Homes has been named a finalist for the 2024 Caring UK Award for Community Involvement, recognising its contribution to fostering intergenerational connections, reducing social isolation and promoting community engagement.  The nomination highlights the contributions of individual care homes, alongside Parklands’ wider community engagement efforts.  Parklands’ homes routinely welcome visits from schools, nurseries, musicians,

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Team Eilean Dubh (including the grandchildren of some employees).

Fortrose Care Home Earns ‘Very Good’ Rating For Warm And Compassionate Care

A Highland care home has been rated ‘Very Good’ across all key areas in its latest inspection by the Care Inspectorate. The unannounced inspection at Eilean Dubh in Fortrose highlighted significant strengths in the quality of care, leadership and facilities. The report praised the home for creating a “warm, compassionate” environment where staff worked well

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Inverness Castle Experience ‘Journey Stone’ Backed By Global Energy Group

Visitors to the new Inverness Castle Experience will see a unique and symbolic wayfinding marker on arrival within the new gardens on the castle esplanade.  The Journey Stone, a feature that will mark the gateway to the Highlands, has been made possible through the generous financial support of Global Energy Group and will serve as

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Highland Student Crowned Winner in Inverness Castle Experience Recipe Competition - In the middle, Cllr Ian Brown and competition winner Ally Franklin on each side classmates (L) Tom Richards and (R) Rowan Matthews

Highland Student Crowned Winner in Inverness Castle Experience Recipe Competition

The ‘Highland Hospitality’ competition invited students to create a dish that celebrated the spirit and stories of the Highlands. Ally’s “Haggis Fusion” impressed a panel of judges, all renowned food and drink enthusiasts, for its bold reimagining of Highland flavours and its homage to local culinary heritage. Charleston Academy was buzzing with excitement today as

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