Coming together for the first face-to-face meetings in over two years today, High Life Highland Chair Mark Tate was delighted to announce the appointment of a number of new Board members to its main charity Board and Trading Board. Marianne Hutchison and Sarah Rawlings were appointed to the Board of High Life Highland as The… Read more »Read more
High Life Highland have expressed delight at today’s announcement from the First Minister that gyms and swimming pools can reopen from Monday 31st August. Steve Walsh Chief Executive of High life Highland said, “I am absolutely delighted with the news that we are able to welcome our customers back earlier than we had first thought…. Read more »Read more
High Life Highland announced the most recent addition to its Inverness Catering portfolio when it welcomed guests and customers to the opening of the Hilton Community Centre café on Friday afternoon. Speaking after the event, HLH Chair, Ian Ross said, “I am really pleased to see this important community service re-opened to the public in… Read more »Read more
The Highland Archive Centre is hosting an exhibition of photographs to mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day. The exhibition ‘A Time to Fight: Living and Remembering WWII’ features contemporary images of World War II veterans alongside actors representing the veterans as they were 75 years ago. Those photographed took part in major operations including the… Read more »Read more
Visit Inverness Castle Viewpoint between 2nd & 5th or 9th & 12th of February and you will enjoy free access to take in the best view in Inverness as well as a chance to win a year’s Highlife membership by following these simple steps: Count the number of stairs to the top of Inverness Castle Viewpoint. When… Read more »Read more
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Have you used your local library in the past 12 months? If you haven’t please tell us the reasons in this short survey to help us improve services. Your feedback is important to us! Take the SurveyRead more
Today will see running of the historic Strathpeffer Pavilion being passed to High Life Highland (HLH), the Council’s Arms-Length Culture and Leisure Charity following recent discussions between The Highland Council, the building’s owners Scottish Historic Buildings Trust (SHBT) and HLH. The three year agreement between the parties involved is designed to give the local community… Read more »Read more
Love to Swim is a new service which has been developed by High Life Highland. This premium service offers swimming lessons either on a one to one basis, or a one to two basis. All Love to Swim Instructors are ASA Level 2 qualified and have a wealth of aquatics experience, to ensure the highest… Read more »Read more
Love your library – give something special this year. This year you can make a donation in the name of somebody special and you will receive: A Hand finished gift certificate to give on Christmas An inscription on each item donated Your name on our Donor wall of fame Make a donation of £25 or… Read more »Read more
