A brave Inverness mum is set to take on a charity abseil for the second time this month, preparing to scale the heights of the iconic Dunrobin Castle after conquering her fears. Rachel Wilson will be joined by her 13-year-old son Joel, who was too young to take part in the previous abseil in aid […]
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A community garden in Cromarty, a woodland walk in Nigg and a community café in Alness are among the first recipients of grants from a new community fund launched by Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport (ICFGF). The Green Freeport Capacity Fund was established earlier this year to support community-focused organisations delivering social inclusion and
by Sarah Findlay, International Trade Manager I have been with Inverness Chamber of Commerce, working in the international trade team since 2018, and in that time my role has evolved in response to major events such as Brexit. These changes have ensured that our core services continue to adapt and provide the most relevant support
Two specially created time capsules have been officially lowered into the original well within the new Saltire Bistro, marking a unique moment in the development of the Inverness Castle Experience. The Inverness Castle project is part of the Inverness and Highland City-Region Deal, a joint initiative supported by up to £315m investment from the UK
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Rape and Sexual Abuse Service Highland (RASASH) is thrilled to announce its participation in the 2025 Big Give Women & Girls campaign. Running from October 8–15, this week-long initiative aims to raise £10,000 for RASASH’s ‘Voices Heard, Futures Changed’ campaign, which supports the development of their vital children and young people’s service. During the campaign,
Recently published analyses have revealed why a hoard of precious bronze ornaments was buried on the Black Isle almost three thousand years ago. “Pat Munro Homes is delighted that these historic artefact finds, as a result of our construction of new homes in Greenside Rosemarkie, have led to a significant advancement in the understanding of
The Highland Business Awards 2025 brought together the region’s business community for a day of celebration, inspiration and recognition at the Kingsmills Hotel, Inverness. From the excitement of the winners being announced to the energy in the room as we applauded their achievements, it was a truly memorable occasion. Expertly hosted by Nicky Marr, the
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The winners of the Highland Business Awards 2025 were announced at a packed ceremony on Friday 26 September, celebrating the innovation, resilience and success of businesses across the region. The event, organised by Inverness Chamber of Commerce, brought together more than 250 guests from across the Highland business community to recognise outstanding achievements in leadership,
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The Highland Business Awards 2025 were given an extra highlight this year with a special keynote from Douglas Alexander MP, Secretary of State for Scotland, who addressed a packed audience at the Kingsmills Hotel, Inverness, on Friday 26 September. Speaking at one of the region’s most prestigious business events, Mr Alexander celebrated the entrepreneurial drive,
Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport (ICFGF) will today (26 September 2025) reach a historic milestone in establishing the Highlands a major international hub for the offshore wind and renewable energy sector. A memorandum of understanding (MoU) creating a formal framework for co-operation and responsibilities will be signed between ICFGF, the UK and Scottish governments,
