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A 'SIGNIFICANT' number of residents have been infected by an outbreak of Covid-19 at a Skye care home, NHS Highland and Highland Council have said.
VITAL Covid-19 information will continue to be relayed to residents in the Seaboard villages despite the collapse of a council, a member has vowed.
UPDATE (1.40pm): Rail services are "returning to normal" after a fault with all level crossings on the Kyle and Far North Lines was fixed.
DAMAGE to a building at a Ross school has sparked a police witness appeal.
POLICE have appealed for information after a bike was stolen in Dingwall.
THE NHS Highland area no longer has the lowest number of confirmed Covid-19 cases on mainland Scotland after 17 new diagnoses overnight.
A KIDS' marine conservation charity has held a community ‘prawn party’ to support local fishermen and boost public morale during the lockdown.
LOCKDOWN-driven closures of drop-off points have hit donations to food banks, and two MSPs have urged people to make online donations to help out.
A SPECIAL Highland Council meeting will thrash out ways the region and local authority can recover from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 responses in Wester Ross communities have received a £20,000 lotto cash boost as they look to help those struggling during the lockdown.
WESTER Ross ferry operator CalMac has been forced to abandon plans to take on fresh apprentices this year due to the Covid-19 lockdown.
SIX new coronavirus cases have been confirmed in the Highlands, taking the region's tally to 242.
COVID-19 has been confirmed on Skye, NHS Highland has said.
FERRY operator CalMac has urged the public not to be tempted to go island hopping this May holiday weekend, amid reports of people ignoring lockdown.
FERRY operator CalMac's reduced 'essential lifeline timetables' will now operate until at least the middle of May, it has announced.
EMERGENCY UK business payments are propping up some second-home owners while fishermen are left stuck on Universal Credit, an MSP has claimed.
FOUR further cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Highlands – but the number of hospital patients is down almost a third.
ANSWERS are needed from government as to whether an insect repellent used by army personnel is effective at reducing Covid-19 risk, an MP has said.
GARDEN waste bin collections are to resume in May, Highland Council has announced.
THE number of Highland residents receiving hospital treatment for Covid-19 rose by more than a quarter overnight.
