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HMP Highland Community Stakeholders Success

The HMP Highland project team successfully hosted a Community Benefits Stakeholder Event in Inverness in November last year. The session was hosted by the SPS’ Operational Advisor for HMP Highland, Gordon McCauley, and Balfour Beatty Social Impact Manager, John Cairns, with partner presentations provided by G&A Barnie, Barnardos, CITB & Community Focus Scotland. Our Executive […]

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Ledingham Chalmers announces senior appointment in Inverness as part of growth plans

Renowned private client lawyer Lisa Law has joined our member Ledingham Chalmers as partner in Inverness, underpinning the firm’s ambitious growth plans. Mrs Law takes up this senior role as Ledingham Chalmers looks to double its turnover to £25million by 2025. She is one of only ten solicitors accredited by the Law Society of Scotland

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Fully-funded Skills Courses from the Open University in Scotland

The Open University in Scotland is currently offering some fully-funded places on 19 of their accredited Microcredentials. These courses range from 10 – 12 weeks and are designed for people looking to gain new skills to help advance their careers. The courses on offer include subject areas such as: •           Project Management •           Financial accounting

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CFN Solutions Answers the Call for Highland League Support

A north of Scotland businessman is supporting two Breedon Highland League football clubs generate much-needed extra revenue to help them navigate the rest of the season. Ian MacIntosh, managing director at telecommunications firm CFN Solutions, a member of Inverness Chamber of Commerce, has teamed up with Inverurie Locos and Nairn County to boost their income by becoming a service

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Inverness DWP Hosts EmployAbility Scotland Conference

Local businesses are invited to join Department of Work and Pensions at their employAbility Scotland Conference in Inverness. The event will focus on how the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) can provide support for employers to recruit, retain and develop people with disabilities and health conditions to enhance their workforce. The event is being

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New Year, New Career: Exciting Vacancy at the Drumossie Hotel

The perfect opportunity for the right candidate to take the next step in their events career, our member Drumossie Hotel are recruiting for an experienced Wedding & Events Coordinator due to increased business/demand.  The 4 star, 44-bedroom hotel in Inverness is set in 9 acres of parkland, and hosts meetings, conferences, and events for up to

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Clarity Walk Become Mental Health Training Providers

Clarity Walk is a Highland social enterprise established in 2019, focused on improving mental wellbeing for children, men, women and our local community through Digital Detox Programs in the Scottish Highlands. Building on their services, Clarity Walk now also provide accredited mental health courses, wellbeing strategy consultation and well being presentations. The training courses that

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ILM Highland and Stella’s Voice Unite to Help Ukrainian Refugees

ILM Highland has generously donated 50 refurbished Chromebooks to Stella’s Voice to help Ukrainian refugees in Moldova. This will enable them to connect with family and friends, to apply for work and to access resources and support. ILM has a valued reputation of refurbishing electrical appliances, which are sold in Alness and online throughout Highland.

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Exploratory Works Underway at First Large-scale Pumped Storage Scheme to be Developed in 30 years

Exploratory works at the site of what would be the UK’s first large-scale pumped storage scheme to be developed in 30 years have commenced at Loch Lochy in the Great Glen in the Scottish Highlands. SSE Renewables selected Strabag UK, a world leader in mining and tunnelling projects, to undertake the work earlier this year.

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