A Stagecoach bus driver who has spent years helping Caley Thistle supporters get to matches has been recognised for his contribution to the club by presenting the Man of the Match award at the first home game of the season. Neil Cameron, who has been a Stagecoach employee for almost 14 years and a long-standing […]
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Trojan Crates is honoured to have played a small part in Scotland’s journey to the FIFA World Cup in North America. Established in 1979, Trojan Crates is a family-run business based in Aberdeen with more than four decades of experience designing and manufacturing bespoke protective packaging solutions for clients across the UK and around the world. Supporting
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Pentland Ferries and its managing director, Helen Inkster, have both been shortlisted in the National Transport Awards 2026. The awards recognise excellence and innovation across the UK transport sector. Helen has been shortlisted in the Woman of the Year category, while Pentland Ferries has been named a finalist in the Ferry Operator of the Year
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Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport (ICFGF) has announced the appointment of Alison Wilson as its permanent Managing Director, following a period as Interim Managing Director during which the organisation has continued to build momentum across investment, partnership working and delivery. Since joining ICFGF as Investment and Development Manager in March last year, Alison has
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Parklands Care Homes has celebrated Pride with events in Inverness and Aberlour, bringing residents, their families and care teams together through live music. Pittyvaich Care Home in Milton of Leys, Inverness, hosted performances by local singer Anthony Collesso and Scottish trad band Tuath as part of a day of Parklands Pride celebrations. A second event,
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A partnership working to help restore nature and communities across Lochaber has been awarded £249,568 of support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Loch Abar Mòr, a landscape-scale collaboration of land managers, communities and local stakeholders will use the funds to explore the scope for impactful and collaborative nature recovery and community regeneration across the
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People across the Highlands and Moray are being invited to shine a spotlight on the healthcare professionals who have made a difference to their lives by nominating them as a Stagecoach NHS Hero. To celebrate the NHS’s 78th anniversary, Stagecoach has launched a nationwide competition giving one deserving NHS worker a month’s free bus travel.
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Parklands Care Homes has announced a change in ownership, bringing to a close more than three decades under founder Ron Taylor’s leadership and marking the beginning of a new chapter for the organisation. Parklands has been acquired by Myriad Group, which owns Caring Homes, a leading UK care provider with homes across the UK, including
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Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution has announced a new partnership with a leading energy efficiency charity to provide free, tailored advice and support to customers across its north of Scotland and central southern England licence areas. This new referral partnership – delivered by the charity Changeworks in partnership with the Centre for Sustainable
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Employment Law Specialist Liam Entwistle and Clinical Negligence Partner Darren Deery warn that doctors who give evidence during public inquiries may be entitled to compensation if they suffer retaliation or psychiatric injury. Doctors and healthcare professionals who come forward to expose failings in NHS services risk becoming the “hidden victims” of public inquiries, two leading
