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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon recognised the ban will cause 'particular hardship' in rural and island communities
Highland Council has recommended to the Scottish Government that the region should be placed in Tier 1 with no additional measures imposed.
The full meeting is expected to make a recommendation to the Scottish Government which will decide the a tier for the Highlands
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
The centre was set-up in less than a week and will pilot its operations over the weekend before launching full time on Monday
Five patients were transferred from Raigmore to Home Farm Care Home in March before an outbreak left 10 residents dead
The previous survey ended just nine months ago and meant the council had to redo work on phones that locals sought to keep last year
Councillor Ken Gowans has already submitted a declaration of interest fearing his integrity was at stake while the branch hits back at the claims
Councillor Margaret Davidson says such payments would help many people to bridge the five week delay in processing claims
The Scotland Loves Local scheme aims to help pay for improvements like protective screens, sanitising equipment and PPE
Food bank use also surges by 97 per cent as officials say the pandemic 'exacerbated welfare, debt, housing and employment issues'
The plans were set out at the tourism committee after outraged communities spoke out on the issue and demanded action
The decision had already been deferred once amid concerns about flooding in the south of the city
Critics warn that the changes to Stephen's Brae could harm access for those with disabilities
Efforts will also be put into providing better facilities for tourists with possible opportunities for landowners to accommodate motorhomes
Highland Council’s tourism committee is to look at ways of cracking down on on antisocial behaviour in tourist hotspots.
Inverness Councillor Ron MacWilliam made the call months ago and says the data will help people to take precautions
Edward Mountain said he is now 'deeply concerned' whether the board can deliver on its health and social care obligations
Assurances over public health as coronavirus case confirmed aboard vessel at Highland port.
