CHEEKY learner drivers from across the UK are flouting lockdown rules and coming to the Highlands to take their tests.
One person is feared dead after a light aircraft crashed into a field on the Black Isle.
Emergency services are on the scene after light aircraft crashed in a field near Avoch on the Black Isle.
Staff member tests positive, but had not worked at The Gellions this week, and bosses are hoping to reopen as normal today.
There was a possible sighting of John Mackay in the Muirtown Swing Bridge area between 7.15am and 7.25am on Sunday.
The leaders of two Highland Council committees have praised the ongoing work to support children and families throughout the pandemic crisis.
The business has acquired the Happy Plant site and the new owners have promised more jobs will be created as part of an investment plan.
Shadow Health Secretary Donald Cameron has written to the Scottish Government urging it to introduce regular and rapid Covid-19 testing for staff.
Police in Dingwall are hunting a suspect who attacked a man in the Maggies Woods area of the town yesterday between 7.30am and 8am.
Concerns have been raised that suspended flights and a reduced service at Inverness Airport will have a serious impact on the local economy.
A Covid-19 lockdown in England has led to British Airways suspending its service between Inverness and London Heathrow.
James’ Support Group will be able to extend support services to cover Inverness, Dingwall, Tain, Wick, Thurso, Nairn and Aviemore.
AN Easter Ross distillery is hoping to build new warehouses and other facilities at a former military base near Fearn.
Jamie Stone MP has today called on the thousands of Revolut users in Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross to support the Poppy Appeal.
A rare bottle of Glen Grant 1966, which was donated by Elgin-based distillers Gordon and MacPhail, will be auctioned to raise funds for charity.
Officers from the Highland and Islands Division are reminding the public to remain vigilant in relation to counterfeit currency.
In a fitting welcome, five of the station's volunteer crew – with a combined service of more than 125 years – sailed her into the harbour.
A KILDARY woman has taken action to help a children’s hospital in Yemen against the backdrop of a humanitarian crisis.
Schools in Highland region have been given new advice relating to the latest guidance from the Scottish Government.
A ROSS-SHIRE care home service has received a good rating for its care and support during the coronavirus pandemic.
