Home test kits were unavailable for some locations because the Royal Mail system was unable to send the kits to laboratories quickly enough.
The supermarket will be shut for just over four months so it can be refurbished.
The £270,000 Fuel Support Fund has been set up using Scottish Government funding which can be used flexibly to alleviate financial insecurities.
It has been predicted that job losses could impact the region’s migrant workforce – unions have already reported an increase in people being laid off.
There may be a long road to recovery following the Covid-19 pandemic and HIAL managing director acknowledged there would be challenges ahead.
A HIGHLAND delivery firm has pledged to support local small businesses as they continue to try to deal with incredibly tough trading conditions.
Both business and personal bank accounts can now be used to apply for the Scottish Government's Temporary Business Closure Grants.
Highland Council's Black Isle, Dingwall and Seaforth Committee confirms second tranche of funding to benefit Dingwall, Rosemarkie and Fortrose
Highland Council and Tree of Knowledge have agreed a partnership to provide support to all pupils and staff across all 200 schools.
NHS Highland reminds Ross-shire patients to only order prescriptions that are needed to help the health service.
One member of staff at each of the Inshes and Eastfield Way branches of Tesco Extra in Inverness have tested positive for Covid-19.
Kate Forbes MSP has welcomed the beginning of NHS Highland’s new renal dialysis service unit on the Isle of Skye.
Highland Council and NHS Highland are warning residents to be very aware of the latest Covid-19 scams that are emerging across the UK.
Projects based in Inverness, Nairn, Wick, Ullapool and Dornoch benefit from a share of a £1 million Scotland Loves Local Fund.
Anyone who finds they are struggling with mental health issues during the latest Covid-19 lockdown is urged to turn to the Inverness-based charity.
A popular Highland eatery has been named Scotland’s cyclist café of the year – again.
Plans have been submitted for the refurbishment of Dingwall Fire Station.
Specsavers – which has branches in Inverness, Dingwall and Nairn – will stay open for all eye and hearing needs during the latest Covid-19 lockdown.
Highland Hospice has announced that, in line with the latest Covid-19 lockdown guidance, it has temporarily closed its warehouse in Harbour Road.
Colleagues of Charlie Murray, who had worked at the Macdonald Drumossie Hotel, shared the news via a post on their Facebook page earlier today.
