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A DISTILLERY’S plans for a satellite warehouse site could create almost two dozen jobs and signal a £10 million investment, an economist believes.
A WESTER Ross development trust has received £24,000 from the Supporting Communities Fund to help assist local programmes during lockdown.
A BANK'S refusal to spare a Ross branch from the axe during the lockdown is "shameful", an MP has said as he launched a petition urging a u-turn.
A ROSS-SHIRE port has extended a funding programmed aimed at help local groups who are providing support during Covid-19 lockdown.
THE number of confirmed positive tests for Covid-19 in the Highlands has actually fallen – after the Scottish Government corrected its daily figures.
THE Ross public have been praised for using the region's newly-reopened waster recycling centre's responsibly.
CASH-strapped Highland Council spent more than £180,000 covering councillors’ expenses last year.
A ROSS MP has slammed a partial UK government 'u-turn' for not going far enough to ensure all members are not stopped from voting on business.
A FURTHER case of Covid-19 has been confirmed in the NHS Highland area.
A NEW Scottish Government fund has been set up to help B&Bs across the Highlands who had missed out on previous rounds of emergency funding.
NO fresh cases of Covid-19 were recorded in the NHS Highland in the past 24 hours.
WILDFIRE risks across Highland moors and grasslands is still exceptionally high, gamekeepers and estates have warned the public.
A BABY boom has been delighting keepers at a Highland wildlife park during the coronavirus lockdown.
A ROSS MP has slammed the move to scrap remote sittings of the House of Commons during the coronavirus lockdown.
THE Highlands' four day run without freshly confirmed cases of Covid-19 has ended after one more person was diagnosed with the coronavirus.
Ross-shire's tourism industry faces a major challenge after the latest setback, experts have warned.
A SEAWEED festival which would have brought visitors flocking to one of the Summer Isles has been postponed due to the coronavirus lockdown.
ALMOST £60 million worth of grants have been paid to small businesses and self-catering firms in the Highlands to help weather the virus lockdown.
THE Highlands have reported no freshly-confirmed coronavirus cases for the second day in a row, Scottish Government figures have shown.
CALMAC has urged the public to avoid island travel – amid fears that fine weather and a slight easing of lockdown might encourage reckless journeys.
