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HYROX hits highlife!

HYROX is billed as the ultimate fitness race and it’s coming to a highlife leisure centre near you! High Life Highland has announced that three of its sites will be introducing this global fitness phenomenon this summer. Inverness Leisure, Aviemore Community Centre and Lochaber Leisure Centre are all rolling out this new offering to customers…. Read more »Read more

Celebrating our ‘green’ volunteers

During Volunteers Week, High Life Highland is taking the opportunity to thank all its volunteers, particularly those green fingered heroes and nature enthusiasts who are helping to Make Life Better. At the Inverness Botanic Gardens there are volunteers working hard to keep this oasis of colour and tranquillity looking beautiful for visitors – as well… Read more »Read more

We’re beginning to upgrade our booking system

Earlier this year, we announced our plans to upgrade our current booking system to provide you with a smoother, more reliable booking experience. As part of the first phase of this upgrade, we want to inform you that our leisure booking system and member joining system will be temporarily unavailable from 8pm on Sunday 8th June… Read more »Read more

For a whale of a time head to Dingwall this weekend!

Fancy diving into the world of cetaceans and learning more about how they live and how we can help them thrive? And there’s no need to even leave dry land, just pop along to Dingwall Academy this weekend. High Life Highland, Whale and Dolphin Conservation and British Divers Marine Life Rescue are giving people the… Read more »Read more

Ardnamurchan show they have the advantage when it comes to rugby

Ardnamurchan teams came out on top at the recent (22 May) inter schools rugby competition in Fort William. Pupils from Mallaig, Adnamurchan and Kinlochleven battled it out in the sunny conditions, with some fantastic skills on show. In the girls final a Mallaig/Kinlochleven mixed squad just missed out on the crown with one try pushing… Read more »Read more

McLean’s shop stores a shed load of memories

A tiny shop that served a Strathspey farming community for almost 80 years before closing its doors in the early 1970s has been given a new lease of life at the Highland Folk Museum. McLean’s Shop is the Highland Folk Museum’s newest exhibit, having been donated by the original shopkeeper’s Great Granddaughter. Jessie McLean opened… Read more »Read more

Connections and communities are crucial for our mental health

Studies show that people who are more socially connected to family, friends or their local community are happier, physically healthier and they tend to live longer too. Furthermore, they have fewer mental health problems than people who are less well connected. This year’s theme for Mental Health Awareness Week (12 – 18 May) is all… Read more »Read more