Parklands Care Homes in Keith and Fortrose were bursting with Pride as residents, relatives and staff joined the local community to celebrate diversity. The celebration was part of Parklands Pride, an annual series of events organised by Parklands Care Homes to promote inclusion across its communities. In Keith, Longmore Community Hall was the setting for […]
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Fresh from its success at the Highland Business Awards, Parklands Care Homes is in the running for seven national care awards, recognising innovation, community engagement and excellence in care. In the Leaders in Care Awards, taking place in October, Parklands is shortlisted for Innovation in Care Homes and Care Home Provider of the Year. Managing
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Parklands Care Homes has unveiled an official tartan – the Colours of Care – celebrating the vital contribution each member of its team makes to the delivery of care. Created by Highland artist Liz Peck, the tartan draws inspiration from the colours of uniforms worn by care workers – weaving together green for domestic staff,
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Parklands Care Homes has been shortlisted in three categories at the 2025 Leaders in Care Awards. The independent care provider is a finalist for Innovation in Care Homes and Care Home Provider of the Year, while Managing Director Ron Taylor has been shortlisted in the Executive of the Year category, recognising his more than 30 years of dedication to the
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A Grantown care home has made strong progress since its last inspection, with inspectors highlighting its caring staff, approachable management and well-planned activities. Lynemore Care Home – part of the Parklands Care Homes group – has been rated ‘very good’ for leadership, its staff team, the quality of its setting, and care planning, and ‘good’
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Plans to expand a care home in Tain have been given the green light. Parklands Care Homes has received approval from The Highland Council for a £2.2 million extension to Innis Mhor Care Home. The development will add 12 en-suite bedrooms across two floors, along with day/dining rooms, assisted bathrooms, nurse stations, and a range
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Staff and residents at a Fortrose care home are gearing up for an epic 500-mile fundraising challenge. As part of their ‘Highland HeArt 500’ campaign, teams from Eilean Dubh care home will collectively walk, cycle and swim 500 miles throughout July to raise money for Highland Hospice, the home’s charity partner. The ambitious fundraiser aims not
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A new multi-million-pound care home has opened in Inverness, marking the first step in an ambitious vision to create a new care community for the city. Pittyvaich Care Home is the 13th home in the Parklands Care Homes group. With 58 en-suite bedrooms, the £11 million project is the largest purpose-built care facility in the
Parkland’s Eilean Dubh Care Home in Fortrose has officially opened a new picture house, Chanonry View, offering residents a dedicated space to enjoy films, performances, and digital storytelling. The project was made possible thanks to the expertise of Andrew and Rodger Dowsett, whose mother Lilah – a resident at Eilean Dubh – formally opened the cinema
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Parklands Care Homes has announced plans to expand care capacity at Eilean Dubh care home in Fortrose in response to growing demand for places. The home, which opened in 2021 and was recently graded 5 (very good) by the Care Inspectorate, currently has an extensive waiting list. To help meet local demand, Parklands has submitted
