High Life Highland is seeking to appoint non-executive directors to help provide strategic direction, expert advice and strong governance for the organisation. Vacancies have arisen on both the main charity board and the trading board. Established by The Highland Council in 2011, High Life Highland works to make life better for residents and visitors by […]
At this year’s Highland Business Dinner, Inverness Chamber of Commerce welcomed Phil Spencer MBE – acclaimed TV presenter, entrepreneur and charity patron – as keynote speaker who entertained guests with behind-the-scenes stories from more than two decades in television, and insights into the changing dynamics of the UK housing market. Ahead of the dinner our
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Colin Marr, Chief Executive of Inverness Chamber of Commerce The most effective route to growth for any country is through increasing international trade, but for the past decade, conversations about exporting to the European Union have been focused on new barriers rather than opportunities. Trading with the EU is certainly more complex than it used
Amy Gannon, Partner and Head of Serious Injury Scotland at Irwin Mitchell, has teamed up with Amanda Masson, Partner and Head of Family Law at Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP (WJM), to explain why compensation awarded to people living with life-changing injuries can become vulnerable if a relationship later breaks down. Protection of seriously injured’s
High Life Highland’s dedicated staff are the backbone of the organisation, and now is the time to nominate your local High Life Highland hero for a prestigious i-care award. High Life Highland’s 2026 i-care awards are designed to recognise and celebrate the great successes that the charity’s staff and volunteers achieve every day to make
As Kishorn Port Ltd (KPL) reaches the 11-month milestone of its port and dry dock expansion project, the completion of Phase 1A is now firmly in sight. The transformation taking place across the site is becoming increasingly visible, with the footprint of the new 260-metre dry dock extension now clearly taking shape. Progress also continues
The recent Mikeysline Royal Ascot Ladies Day at The Kingsmills Hotel in Inverness has been hailed as a sparkling success after raising an outstanding £19,000 for the grassroots mental health and suicide prevention charity. The annual fundraiser brought together guests, local businesses and supporters for a glamorous afternoon inspired by Royal Ascot, combining style, entertainment,
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When the ribbon was cut on the biggest community tourism infrastructure project of its kind in Easter Ross on Friday 5 June, the project was officially ‘open for business’ in more ways than one. Not only did the Gro For You Community Innovation Campus’ café, adventure park and Events dome in Tain become a new
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