Carrie MacWilliam

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, […]

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

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

Local charities have until the end of this month to pitch to become a partner with local care provider Parklands Care Homes. The partnerships will see Parklands dedicate its fundraising efforts within its care homes to support the chosen causes throughout 2025, and potentially beyond. Employees will also have opportunities to engage through volunteering and

Last week proved to be a double award-winning week for Macleod & MacCallum, the local Solicitors, Estate Agents and Lettings Agents, based in Inverness and Portree. The first win came at the Inverness City Centre Business Awards which took place on Thursday 14 November 2024, with Macleod & MacCallum being recognised, winning the Professional &

Presenting Seanchaidh (shen-heh-kay), a bespoke Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky crafted by the Own Label Company. This limited-edition whisky captures the essence of the Scottish Highlands in every drop, with a name that means “storyteller” in Gaelic, honouring the Highland tradition of storytelling woven into its culture. In December, a special stall in the Victorian