A fund launched last week to provide grants for small and medium-sized businesses affected by Covid-19 gets an additional £45 million.
People across the Highlands paused at 11am today to observe the two-minute silence honouring the fallen on the 75th anniversary of VE Day.
A convoy of heavy goods and agricultural vehicles drove past Raigmore Hospital last night in support of NHS staff and other key workers.
Building firms will be able to apply for loans of up to £1 million from the Scottish Government to support them through the Covid-19 outbreak.
Help is at hand for bereaved families in the Highlands who may find the unexpected cost of funerals out of their reach during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Tilda Swinton gave goodie bags out at Trust Housing Association's Whinnieknowe Gardens in Nairn.
MP Jamie Stone has written to Nicola Sturgeon and Boris Johnson to stop the operator of a Sutherland caravan park opening next week.
A TOTAL of six fire appliances were called out to tackle a blaze north of Ullapool on Wednesday.
Tom Jones has confirmed he won't be coming to Inverness this summer after planned tour dates were pushed back to next year.
Householders facing higher energy bills, which are predicted to rise by 37 per cent, can access free and impartial advice and support.
As a result of the current pandemic lockdown arrangements fundraising events which the hospice used to rely on have been drastically reduced.
A helpline set up for Highland residents during the Covid-19 pandemic has received more than 5000 calls since late March.
Organisers of the annual Ness Book Fest have announced it has been cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The Ross-shire landmark was lit up with blue light to support the front line NHS staff and all money raised will go towards Highland Hospice.
National public commemorations of the 75th anniversary of VE Day will now take place online including a service and concert.
The fund supports locally developed regeneration projects for communities, helping job creation and support, and in building sustainable communities.
Tilda Swinton helps residents at sheltered housing in Nairn.
Members of the public visiting Inverness campus for leisure purposes are being told not to bring their cars and to observe social distancing.
A £100 million package of additional grant support for small and medium sized businesses and newly self-employed people opens for applications today.
The operator of Inverness airport will also use the equipment research and development of the new infrastructure combined surveillance centre.
