Inverness

Registration is now officially open for the 2026 Bridge to Bridge Highland Cycle, with organisers hoping this year’s event will be the biggest and most impactful yet. Taking place on Saturday 12th September 2026, the well-established charity cycle will once again see hundreds of cyclists travel the iconic 77-mile route from the Skye Bridge to […]

The Ledge Climbing Wall, Inverness’s community-focused climbing charity, is pleased to announce the appointment of three new voluntary Trustees to its Board, marking an exciting new chapter in the organisation’s continued growth and impact across the Highlands. John Housego, Amanda MacNeil, and Eilidh Alexander join the Board at a pivotal time as the charity builds

Following the recent launch of Developing the Young Workforce Inverness & Central Highlands (DYWICH)‘s new Pledge Partner campaign, creative agency Dynam is demonstrating how you can take meaningful action. Having signed the DYW Pledge earlier this month, Dynam has been actively supporting young people across the region through a range of engagement opportunities that introduce

Highland Learning Academy is proud to announce the launch of its new Presentation Skills Programme 2026, an exciting two day development course designed to help professionals communicate with confidence, clarity, and impact. In today’s workplace, strong presentation and communication skills are more important than ever. Whether delivering team briefings, leading meetings, pitching ideas, or speaking

Highland Learning Academy is strengthening its team with the appointment of two experienced professionals, marking an exciting phase of growth for the organisation. Specialising in Organisational and Professional Development, Highland Learning Academy delivers tailored learning solutions across a wide range of industries. With a strong focus on accessibility and flexibility, the organisation continues to innovate,

Emma Bone, 21, from Inverness, has secured a place in the 2026 London Marathon on April 26th, and is running in support of Highland Action For Little Ones (Halo), a charity many Chamber members already know and support. Emma’s story is one many will relate to. Just a couple of years ago, running a marathon

Go Flourish were delighted to welcome a team of volunteers from Balfour Beatty projects across the North of Scotland to their pilot school garden at North Kessock Primary School recently. The volunteer team contributed to a wide range of tasks in the garden, including building an apple tree espalier, power washing the greenhouse, constructing no-dig