The manager of a Tain care home has been recognised at a national awards programme celebrating excellence in social care. Kate Walker, manager of Innis Mhor Care Home, part of the Parklands Care Homes group, received a High Commendation in the North and Midlands region of the Inspirational Care Home Manager category at the Stars […]
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Two Highland care homes have received positive inspection reports from the Care Inspectorate following routine unannounced inspections earlier this month. The two homes, Innis Mhor in Tain and Eilean Dubh in Fortrose, are part of the Parklands Care Homes group, which operates 13 homes across the Highlands, Moray and Aberdeenshire. Inspectors spoke with residents, relatives,
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Parklands Care Homes has been shortlisted for four awards at the Stars of Social Care Awards, with nominations recognising the group, teams and individuals across the Highlands and Moray. The Parklands group is a finalist in the Outstanding Care Home Provider category, recognising its high care standards, investment in staff and continued growth across the
A newly opened Inverness care home has been graded ‘very good’ for leadership and its setting, with inspectors highlighting a team who worked well together and delivered ‘kind, respectful care’. Pittyvaich Care Home, an £11 million investment by Parklands Care Homes, opened in June 2025 and provides care for up to 58 residents. The unannounced
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Black Isle MP Jamie Stone visited Scotland’s Regional Care Home of the Year to congratulate staff ahead of a milestone anniversary. Mr Stone, who represents Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross, dropped into Eilean Dubh care home in Fortrose, which is preparing to mark five years since opening. The MP toured the 40-bed home, meeting staff
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A leading care provider has urged candidates in the forthcoming Scottish Parliament election to back a series of commitments aimed at reversing the decline of Scotland’s care sector. Parklands Care Homes is writing to candidates from all major political parties, inviting them to support ‘A fair deal for Social Care’ – four practical commitments designed
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Parklands Care Homes has been nominated for three top UK care awards, recognising its commitment to high-quality care, community support, and investment in new facilities. Parklands has been shortlisted in this year’s Care Home Awards for Outstanding Smaller Group Care Provider and Best for Wellbeing, an accolade it won last year. It is also a
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New 12-bed extension part of multi-million pound investment in region. Care services in Strathspey are set for a major boost as plans for a new extension to Grantown’s Lynemore Care Home have been approved. The extension will include 12 en-suite bedrooms, a new dining area with a covered outdoor terrace, a quiet space for residents,
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Parklands Care Homes is planning a multi-million-pound investment in care provision across the north and north-east of Scotland, including its largest ever purpose-built care home. The independent care provider is to invest over £13 million in a new 60 bed care home on Banff Road in Turriff, and around £5 million expanding existing homes. The
Eilean Dubh care home in Fortrose has been crowned Regional Care Home of the Year Scotland at the Caring UK Awards, one of the UK care sector’s most respected national awards programmes. The accolade celebrates excellence across the care sector and recognises the positive difference care teams make to people’s lives every day. Operated by
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