This week we’re celebrating Johnston Carmichael! In Part 2 of their blog, find out more about their crucial business support and the firm’s Outsourced Finance Services specialists. Current challenges Business is never without its challenges and supporting clients through these is what we’re here to do. One of our specialist sectors is Rural, and a […]
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The Inverness Castle Experience has revealed its ticket pricing structure ahead of its highly anticipated opening this year. A key highlight is the introduction of a special pass – an initiative offering Highland residents unlimited return visits from October to March, along with a 10% discount on food and drinks (excluding alcohol) after purchasing full-price
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This week we’re celebrating Johnston Carmichael! Johnston Carmichael is a leading independent UK accountancy and business advisory firm. Originally founded in Moray in 1936, the firm has grown to a UK-wide business of over 950 people. Our team We’ve been working with businesses in Inverness for over 30 years, and have a team of 50
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Only four months after launching a new Integrated Services Division, Inverness-headquartered Aurora Energy Services (Aurora) has secured a raft of energy contracts valued at an estimated £3 million. Utilising years of project delivery experience, the specialist team is capitalising on transferable skills and technologies traditionally used in the oil and gas sector – particularly digital
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Parklands Care Homes has unveiled plans for a £4 million expansion of its care facilities in Tain and Grantown-on-Spey, increasing capacity to meet growing demand. In Tain, a £2.2 million two-storey extension at Innis Mhor care home will add 12 new bedrooms, along with two dining rooms, assisted bathrooms, serveries and an outdoor terrace. Meanwhile,
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Highland BlindCraft Beds is a social enterprise and charity based in Inverness, dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities through employment, training, and essential services. For over 140 years, they have handcrafted high-quality mattresses, beds, and headboards, providing meaningful work opportunities for people with disabilities while serving customers across Scotland and the UK. In addition to
To celebrate their 25th birthday this April, Inverness based garden centre Simpsons is donating £25,000 of vouchers to garden projects across Inverness, the Highlands and Aberdeenshire. It’s hoped the £25,000 fund will support school, community and charity garden projects across the region to help set up new projects or support gardens already being used but need
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The Elsie Normington Foundation, in partnership with Special Needs Action Project (SNAP), Thriving Families, Connecting Carers, and Encompass Caithness, is excited to announce the launch of the Haven Consortium – a groundbreaking initiative aimed at improving the lives of young people with disabilities, and their families, across the Highlands. This innovative consortium brings together five
W M Donald is proud to be shaping the future of the construction industry in Inverness by actively engaging with young talent, developing skills, and creating career pathways. Their commitment to inspiring the next generation was on full display at a recent Technical Day at Millburn Academy, where they collaborated with Developing the Young Workforce
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As part of local developer HHA’s 20th-anniversary celebrations, pupils from Ness Castle Primary School have been tasked with designing the homes of tomorrow. The not-for-profit developer invited over 200 students from the school to envision how homes might look in 2045 and beyond. The young designers were encouraged to incorporate key elements such as sustainability,
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