'With that vaccination programme we hope that in a matter of months we will have Covid well under control if we are being optimistic'
Jeane Freeman said as many as a million people could get a Covid jab by January, though no vaccine has yet been approved
The First Minister also confirmed that Scotland passed the 'sombre and distressing milestone' of 5000 deaths linked to Covid
The First Minister also confirmed that Scotland passed the 'sombre and distressing milestone' of 5000 deaths linked to Covid
A retired Ross-shire teacher has spoken out about her ordeal with ovarian cancer in the hope it could help save the lives of others.
Highland Council has sent back an unusually scathing response to BT’s proposal to remove 107 of the 348 public call boxes across the Highland area.
AN Easter Ross tidal energy project that could unlock hundreds of high quality jobs needs government support to help it realise its potential.
A veteran Ross-shire councillor fed up with procrastination over replacement of a special needs school deemed unfit for purpose to break the deadlock.
It is 'imperative' that the police force has sufficient resources to effectively tackle crime, a Highland MSP is insisting.
Online postcode checker offers detailed information on socialising, shared parenting, schools, hospitality, public transport and sporting events.
The closure of a major store has dealt another blow to Ross-shire’s market town as local traders battle the impact of coronavirus on footfall.
But some call for a further relaxation to minimise disruption to business and family life
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon recognised the ban will cause 'particular hardship' in rural and island communities
PRESSURE is mounting for action on long-delayed plans to replace a 'totally unsuitable' special needs school in Ross-shire.
Highland Council has recommended to the Scottish Government that the region should be placed in Tier 1 with no additional measures imposed.
The Greens John Finnie claims the replacement schemes are 'totally inadequate'
The local authority will also refer feedback from councillors to the government by Thursday when the policy is discussed in Holyrood
MAJOR plans for an Easter Ross retail development described as "a massive financial investment" for the farming family behind it got the go-ahead
Councillor Graham Mackenzie described the development as 'a blow for our High Street'
MSP says Covid-19 information she wants from NHS Highland relating to a care home is in the public interest.
