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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has warned that the rate of Covid-19 reproduction in the country could be rising amid a spate of virus clusters.
Summer loving was in the air for film fans who attended an outdoor showing of a big screen classic in Highland capital
Council staff were praised by members of the authority's housing and property committee a at meeting today.
The £60m investment in the Youth Guarantee follows the coronavirus pandemic and was announced by Economy Secretary Fiona Hyslop.
A 'BOUNCE-back' fund needs to be set up to help businesses around the North Coast 500 recover from the Covid-19 economic recession.
TWO days have now passed since NHS Highland recorded any new cases of Covid-19 in the health board's area.
Ross thrill-seekers prepared to travel are being tempted to check out a new attraction launched at an iconic Highland landmark.
NHS Highland and its public health partners are encouraging members of the public to stay vigilant and follow guidance on Covid-19.
Highland councillors have supported recommendations over refunding families for school trips cancelled as a result of the coronavirus crisis.
A letter is going to parents and carers of eight of Highland Council’s 203 schools to provide an update on when the remaining eight schools will open
