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Highland Council’s depute leader admitted it would be the wrong time to bring in a tax on visitors as the hospitality sector struggles to recover.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said ttomorrow marks the "biggest step so far" out of lockdown as Scotland records no new deaths from Covid-19.
HIGHLAND Council’s decision to go ahead with the controversial My Ness artwork has been branded “shocking” by campaigners opposed to the scheme.
For a fifth day there have been no fatalities from confirmed cases of Covid-19 – but a higher number of infections than normal has been recorded.
Councillors have agreed alterations to governance arrangements for children’s services and adult care services in the region.
The Scottish Government will be looking “very closely” at an overnight spike in the number of confirmed cases of Covid-19.
A further easing of lockdown has been announced as cases of coronavirus in Scotland continue to fall – but what can you do and when?
Scotland will move into phase three of the route out of lockdown with what the First Minister called “the highest risk changes we have made so far.”
Highland Council’s health and social care committee has approved changes to its partnership and governance arrangements with NHS Highland.
The UK government has announced a new initiative to get people to eat out again – picking up half the tab to a maximum of £10 per person.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak announces multi-billion range of measures in a bid to protect jobs
The Highland tourism sector looks set to suffer another devastating blow.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon called on the UK government to invest £80 billion in the economy.
There have been no new deaths from Covid-19 in Scotland in the last 48 hours.
First Minister announced the changes yesterday as she revealed the two metre rule must remain in place at least until next week
The UK government’s handling of a plan for quarantine free travel has been criticised by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
He was at odds with the local authority over ward issues but council leader Margaret Davidson said he was 'moving against the administration'
Months after a blaze ripped through a primary school Highland Council has earmarked less than half a million pounds to improve school safety.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed beer gardens can open on Monday, with self catering accommodation able to welcome tourists from tomorrow.
Parents and pupils will have to wait to hear what Highland Council will do about the return of education after problems forced a meeting offline.
