I thought you might be interested in the following webinar on the Dunrobin Castle attic sale that’s coming up at Bonhams. Dunrobin is, of course, just north of the Dornoch Firth that borders the Mackenzie territories and the 1st Countess of Cromartie was also Duchess of Sutherland and chatelaine of Dunrobin. https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_8hkoKVB1ROSKOZzwCdGTKg?utm_source=SFMC&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=EDI+-+HOU_Dunrobin+webinar+evite+-+205042021 Thank you to Andrew […]

Hello MacKenzies et al. If restrictions allow and you can travel to or around Scotland this year and would like to visit Castle Leod, the home of Clan Chief, the Earl of Cromartie the number of open days has been increased.(see below for dates) Prices will remain the same as last year, £10 for house […]

Great news. Our first Zoom event is a quiz scheduled for Saturday 13th March 2021 at 7pm GMT. There are only 100 places available and priority registration is available for CMSSUK members until Saturday 6th of March at 7pm GMT.In order to book your place and to receive the meeting link, email Donald at events@clanmackenziesociety.co.uk […]

Cabarfeidh, who is still a member of the Scottish Mountaineering Club, is very much involved with the Scottish Mountaineering Trust. Find out more in this article. Shared with the kind permission of Spear’s magazine www.spearswms.com

It is really sad that we have had to cancel the Gathering but the priority of keeping disease away not just from the participants but also from the locals is paramount. My family and I feel disappointed as I know you will be too but all our lives, work and plans are currently upside down […]

It is with a heavy heart and great disappointment that, following the CMSSUK committee meeting last night, I am writing to inform you that, like many, we have been navigating these unprecedented times, trying to do the best for our Society and our members. In light of the latest Government guidance, we have made the […]

Given the recent changes in advice from the UK government I would like to wish all our members safe changes to the way things have to be done. I, too, have had to change the way I do things as, although not 70, I do fall into the ‘at risk’ category because of an underlying […]