Coronavirus - Local News

Dingwall Medical Group is now flagging the opportunity to book Covid-19 booster vaccinations to patients aged over 18.

City booster Covid clinic tomorrow (Saturday 18).

Hospitality counting on a buoyant festive season have again been dealt a Christmas hammer blow by the coronavirus crisis.

Economy Secretary Kate Forbes says 'We are working to get funding out to businesses as soon as we can but the Treasury must also step-up'

Nairn, Inverness and Dingwall will see free LFD handed out.

Mànran has said it was putting loved ones first and cancelling their gig.

Many Ross-shire businesses will be alarmed by the implications of the latest coronavirus guidance in the run-up to Christmas.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has outlined new precautions that people should be taking to help stop the spread of the new Omicron Covid-19 variant.

Covid is definitely back in the headlines thanks to the new variant named like other variants with a Greek letter and is called omicron – little O.

Living Safely for us All campaign highlights how every action can help protect communities.

Lib Dems are calling for a tax cut for small businesses to help fund staff and help them out in the face of looming covid restrictions.

An exhibition created in Ross-shire over the lockdown last year is going on show to with an aim to improve wellbeing.

The damage created by badly disposed single-use face coverings will be felt for years to come, a group has warned in a call for change.

Clinics in Inverness, Aviemore and Fort William.

Classes offered online by High Life Highland during the pandemic will continue to be offered due to a recent spike in popularity.

Since arriving in Inverness to become chief executive of Eden Court, James Mackenzie-Blackman has spoken up issues from racism to gay rights.

Peat & Diesel Easter Ross gig confirmed after Covid-related cancellations.

High Life Highland staff were thanked and awarded for their hard work at an award ceremony in Strathpeffer last week.

Grants of up to £2,500 are available to businesses to improve ventilation and air quality on their premises to help reduce the risk of Covid-19.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon called on people to take Lateral Flow Tests before socialising