Ross MP Ian Blackford has welcomed Boris Johnson's "screeching U-turn" on the surcharge for migrant NHS and care workers.
AN Easter Ross musician who adapted to the coronavirus lockdown with gigs from his living room has released his long-awaited album from home too.
BIG-HEARTED kids at a Wester Ross primary school have managed to provide a boost for a mental health charity during lockdown.
A Black Isle scarecrow has been turning frowns upside down – and paying tribute to NHS staff.
YOUNG musicians in a Ross-shire community have been showing their appreciation for NHS workers with a distinctively Scottish salute.
Arable farmers are "cracking on" feeding the nation despite the challenges of coronavirus, Brexit and the weather.
School and home learning to be combined in return to schools in August.
PUPILS will return to schools in August subject to scientific advice that it is safe to do so.
The Highlands must remain closed to visitors for now despite the impending easing of lockdown restrictions, a Highland MSP warned today.
A grant from from an energy company is helping elderly people in the Highlands who don’t have a computer or smartphone get coronavirus pandemic tips.
Creators of a new interactive map of coronavirus risk say it could inform regional variations when it comes to lifting lockdown.
MORE than a third of the Highland businesses forced to shut their doors during the Covid-19 lockdown fear they may never reopen, a survey has found.
THE sound of wedding bells ringing again will be a symbol of hope for the future, a Highland MSP said today.
HIGHLAND MSPs have spoken out after the latest developments at a Skye care home where 10 people have died following a coronavirus outbreak.
A Play Dates programme of online arts workshops and activities aims to inspire children during the coronavirus lockdown.
An arts organisation has launched a new free online music tuition service to help people learn traditional music and Gaelic skills during lockdown.
Pupils from Fortrose Academy have reached this year’s grand final of the Law Society of Scotland’s national debating competition.
A DINGWALL-based MSP has welcomed news of extra collection slots for supermarket orders for constituents in one part of her sprawling constituency.
YOUNG pupils at an Easter Ross primary school are set to benefit from books gifted to the community by a local Covid-19 support group.
Pupils at a Wester Ross secondary school have been urged to carry out acts of kindness every day this week.
