The view from Inverness Castle Viewpoint was enjoyed by more than 2,200 visitors over the past two weekends. Operators High Life Highland decided to run the two open weekends to allow more people to enjoy the view and help as part of their New Year resolutions to keep fit. The second weekend coincided with the… Read more »Read more
Inverness Castle Viewpoint provides a fantastic view of Inverness and beyond and is the perfect place to make your proposal memorable. Slots are going to be made available for romantic couples who will be able to spend some time at the top taking in the view. A bottle of prosecco and a box of chocolates… Read more »Read more
People recovering from heart attack, heart surgery or cardiac procedure now have the opportunity to undertake some of their Cardiac Rehabilitation Programme at Inverness Leisure and leisure centres in East Ross. The partnership between High Life Highland and NHS Highland aims to provide a seamless transition for patients from a Rehabilitation Programme facilitated by the… Read more »Read more
High Life Highland are delighted to offer a 15% Discount on Day tickets to the upcoming Change Your World event at Eden Court on Friday 7th April. At Change Your World, we want to Inspire you to make positive changes in your life and achieve your goals. Whether you’re looking to overhaul your life or make… Read more »Read more
The 12th Highland Youth Parliament Apprentice Day is being held tomorrow Tuesday, 22nd March. Highland Youth Parliament, the elected Youth Parliament for the Highlands, holds an annual ‘Apprentice Day’, organised by High Life Highland’s Youth Services team, on which members of HYP shadow Senior Managers and Elected Members across public sector services. The aim of… Read more »Read more
Possible uses for Inverness Castle and its surrounding area were presented to the public today when a consultation exhibition opened at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery. The exhibition has also been made available online, recognising the wider interest people have in the castle. The exhibition aims to identify options for the castle complex that will… Read more »Read more
Highlife Highland Library Service in Thurso organised a fun Gaelic Book-Bug session which formed part of the National Book Week Scotland event. Officials from the Council’s Gaelic Team were present to provide detailed information on the benefits of bilingualism to the many parents who attended the event. The Book-Bug sessions were led by Carol-Anne Farquhar… Read more »Read more
High Life Highland is running a series of “Knowing Me Knowing You” sessions at High Life Highland leisure centres throughout the Highland area. These FREE 20 minute sessions are designed to showcase what your leisure centre can do for you – it could be more than you think! With over 360 fitness classes to… Read more »Read more
