High Life Highland’s Libraries in and around Inverness are delighted with the success of their Summer 2023 School’s Out Programme. Through the course of the six-week school holiday, the High Life Highland Libraries Teams across the Highlands area have put on a large and varied family-friendly programme of activities for highlife Members in the area…. Read more »Read more
Primary school teams made up of primary six and seven pupils met at Golspie High School on Tuesday 22 November 2022 to compete in a round robin basketball tournament, the first since before the pandemic. Fourteen teams, encompassing every school in East Sutherland, took part with over 100 young people involved in the six boys… Read more »Read more
The world’s strongest brothers – the Stoltmans – will be coming to this year’s Inverness Highland Games. Having conquered the competition in the Highlands, Scotland, Europe and the world, Tom and Luke Stoltman will be meeting fans and showcasing their sheer strength at the Games at Bught Park on July 16. It marks a world… Read more »Read more
High Life Highland is working with a charity that supports carers to help them improve their health and wellbeing. Over a million people in Scotland care for someone else and in 2018 it was estimated around 32,000 people in Highland provide unpaid care. High Life Highland’s Countryside Rangers are working with Highland charity Connecting Carers… Read more »Read more
The first steps to a community orchard in Inverness were taken today when Ian Ross Chair of High Life Highland and Helen Carmichael planted the first apple tree at Inverness Botanic Gardens. The Community orchard will be planted around the perimeter and within Inverness Botanic Gardens including a mixture of Scottish heritage apple pear and… Read more »Read more
Inverness Museum is pleased to be welcoming visitors again,and have created a canine-themed family trail around the museum – you now can visit and help our new acquisition find his pack by looking for the canines in the museum displays, and see if you can locate the lost red socks! This activity is to mark a new… Read more »Read more
Highland-based community groups are being invited to tender for funding to support delivery of small-scale activities and events that provide fun, engaging, nature-based opportunities for the benefit of our health and well-being. High Life Highland (HLH) is a key member of The Highland Green Health Partnership, which aims to improve people’s wellbeing through engagement with nature. Toni Clark, HLH Green… Read more »Read more
Speaking on behalf of The Highland Council and High Life Highland, East Caithness Community Facility Manager, Alan Larnach confirmed that the Wick campus site’s pool and fitness area will reopen to the public on Monday 31st August at 7am. “This is the news we have been waiting for, and I am absolutely positive our local… Read more »Read more
Following discussion with Inverness BID, High Life Highland today confirmed that it has been decided to postpone the city floral displays until 2021, due to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. Ian Ross, Chair of the High Life Highland Board, said: “We are naturally disappointed to have to postpone the floral displays this year. Our team have… Read more »Read more
Steve Walsh, Chief Executive of High Life Highland (HLH) has brought in the New Year by announcing plans to expand the organisation’s catering delivery in the Inverness area in a move he says will assist the Charity to financially re-invest, protect and safeguard the provision of services to individuals and families across all sectors and… Read more »Read more
