Coronavirus - Local News

Police have reminded the public that driving to a beach would be considered a breach of distancing rules.

Thirteen more people in the Highlands have tested positive for coronavirus in the past 24 hours.

AN Easter Ross couple left stranded in lockdown in India are shocked they have heard nothing from the the UK Government and 'desperate' to get home .

A Ross prawn fisherman moved by the courage and dedication of frontline NHS workers used his catch of the day to net funds for the coronavirus fight.

Cancer Research UK is constantly updating its website with information for people with cancer and their families.

Scotland is to ramp up capacity for testing for Covid-19 after the largest rise yet in the number of confirmed cases and deaths due to the infection.

Highland Council will continue to provide school meals through e-vouchers to families throughout what would have been the school Easter break.

The board medical director Dr Boyd Peters is encouraging people to adhere to guidance, saying it helps stop the spread of Covid-19

RESIDENTS living in more remote parts of the Highlands will not be forgotten during the coronavirus lockdown, the council has promised.

VisitScotland has sent a virtual hug to fans of Scotland with a heart-warming film asking them to dream about visits – but not to travel until later.

A UNION working to support employees at an Invergordon distillery says it is broadly happy with what has been negotiated with staff.

Conservative Edward Mountain said having a daily routine and making the effort to contact friends, colleagues and staff helps being on lock down

Seven more people in the Highlands have tested positive for coronavirus in the past 24 hours.

EDEN Court staff who have been manning Highland Council's new coronavirus helpline have praised the volume of callers ringing up to offer help.

JUST one fixed penalty notice has been issued by police in the Highlands since they were given new powers to enforce coronavirus lockdown measures.

ANXIOUS employees asked to return to work for one of Ross-shire’s most significant employers have been promised stringent safety measures.

A new £10 million scheme for seafood processors has been welcomed by a local MSP.

CHILDREN across Ross-shire have been putting smiles on faces with heartfelt messages of hope posted in windows across the county.

The iconic Glenfinnan viaduct joined landmarks across the UK turning blue to show public support for NHS staff treating coronavirus patients.

A Highland MSP has welcomed the passing of the Coronavirus (Scotland) Bill which gained unanimous cross-party support in the Scottish Parliament.