With businesses becoming increasingly focused on the health and wellbeing of their employees, High Life Highland is here to support those efforts with its refreshed corporate membership offering. ‘Employee Wellbeing Membership from highlife’ aims to make it as easy as possible for businesses and organisations to foster healthier, happier workforces. The charity is rebranding its previous… Read more »Read more
As a charity, we look to find ways to work commercially with different organisations and event organisers to bring in extra income for re-investing in our facilities and services. At this time of year, we see a trend where the facility becomes a little quieter and as a result we see the opportunity to welcome… Read more »Read more
High Life Highland has come out tops for its environmental credentials in the first ever Seriously Social Awards! Organised by Community Leisure UK – a members’ association that specialises in charitable trusts delivering public leisure and culture services across the UK – the prestigious national awards ceremony took place in Manchester last night (13th November), with… Read more »Read more
It was back in August when High Life Highland’s Archive Service was announced as Record Keeping Service of the Year 2024 but it’s only now that the busy team of archivists have been able to come together to celebrate. The Archive and Records Association (ARA) Excellence Awards, took place on 29th August in Birmingham with the Highland Archive… Read more »Read more
Work by one of Scotland’s most successful artists of the 20th century can be enjoyed at the Inverness Museum & Art Gallery from this weekend. The work of Anne Redpath, and some of her friends and contemporaries from the Fleming Collection, will be on display in the High Life Highland venue for the next eight… Read more »Read more
The mental wellbeing of young people in the Highlands has been in the spotlight today (Friday 21st June) at the annual Highland Youth Parliament in Inverness. The conference at Inverness Leisure was attended by over 100 delegates from secondary schools across the region along with a range of representatives from services working with young people… Read more »Read more
People of all ages have been sharing their literary talents by taking part in the Neil Gunn writing competition, with awards being presented to the winning authors at a special ceremony at Strathpeffer Pavillion yesterday (12th June). Taking place every two years, the Neil Gunn Writing Competition is organised by the Neil Gunn Trust in… Read more »Read more
Ever fancied experiencing life in the time of the Jacobites? For fans of ‘Outlander’ there is an opportunity next month to get an insight into the lives of characters Jamie Fraser and Claire Randall as the Highland Folk Museum celebrates Outlander Day on Saturday 8th June. The High Life Highland attraction at Newtonmore was used… Read more »Read more
High Life Highland are pleased to offer the chance to operate this concession at Bellfield Park, Inverness. Bellfield Park is situated close to the centre of Inverness in the picturesque Ness Bank Island area. Bellfield Park consists of 8 full size and 2 mini tennis courts (operated by the tennis club), 1 bike hire (operated… Read more »Read more
Young people of the Highlands are being invited to put themselves forward as the recruitment search begins for the unique, representative role of Highlands’ next Youth Convener. Created in 2007 by The Highland Council, the 12-month full-time position of Highland Youth Convener continues to be instrumental in championing the causes of young people across the… Read more »Read more
