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The fun evening to bring people together came from a discussion between Matthew Prosser, who organises a regular Monday evening ‘kickabout’ and Highlife Highland staff at the Leven Centre.
High Life Highland says the rise in visitor numbers has also seen an increase in problems including dirty and unauthorised camping, littering
and visitors not being Covid-compliant or adhering to the countryside code.
Pupils will also learn about the Scottish Government’s goal of achieving a net-zero Scotland by 2045 – partially through the restoration of peatlands.
Organisers of the online Scottish Concert Band Festival, which this year celebrates its 10th anniversary, congratulated everyone involved in the achievement, calling it ‘exceptional’ and ‘unique’.
Leisure centres and swimming pools will reopen, on a pre-booking system on April 26 when customers and members can participate in swimming, attending the gym and children’s activities, such as swimming lessons.
Exercise can help people affected by Parkinson’s to manage physical symptoms and other symptoms such as sleep problems, fatigue, mood and mental health.
David Finlayson, Nick Finnigan and Kirk Tudhope will sit as non-executive Directors on the 12-strong board.
Each Active Schools co-ordinator across Highland has created runs for the event, within their areas, for local children to be able to join in.
Prior to lockdown, High Life Highland was operating 40 public libraries and 22 school libraries across the Highlands, as well as serving more rural communities through its eight mobile library units.
High Life Highland reopens popular leisure facility in Portree.
