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Eden Court in Inverness will remain closed until at least Monday, June 1 the theatre's bosses have announced.

The Scottish Government is investigating allegations England is being prioritised for deliveries of personal protective equipment (PPE) to care homes.

A new Citizens Advice Helpline is free to call from today, supplementing the service currently offered by Scotland’s 59 local offices.

It has been confirmed that two 12-year-olds are being investigated over a fire in a derelict Inverness building on the evening of March 11.

Loch Ness Country House Hotel has launched a hamper service, after seeing how people were struggling to get the food they needed.

A mother is making blankets for premature babies born at Raigmore Hospital as a way of helping others during coroanvirus lockdown.

But he warns there is still a long way to go and as 'grisly' figures about the death toll confirm

An Inverness councillor and other volunteers will be able to deliver vital supplies more easily thanks to the donation of a new bike.

An Inverness community group has launched an online fundraiser to help with its running costs during the Covid-19 outbreak.

A leading Highland health charity is appealing for donations to help children who are cared for in Inverness during the Covid-19 emergency.

Go ByCycle will be offering information and activities to help people stay connected, healthy and active while social distancing.

Glen Mhor Hotel and Apartments wants to support local community during the lockdown.

Members of the Muslim community in Inverness have put together 150 meals for people in need.

Food For Families, the Inverness-based good cause which distributes meals, has come out of cold storage to help during the coronavirus pandemic.

Make-up artist Madeleine Hewitt hit on a bright idea to try and lighten people’s moods and it is already chiming with cooped up kids and parents.

Campaigners working to secure community ownership of a historic Inverness park have suffered a blow after a funding bid was turned down.

It is not just the human population in the Highlands that is being affected by the coronavirus pandemic – it is hitting our furry friends as well.

MSP Fergus Ewing is investigating whether blind and partially sighted people can be included in priority groupings to access online shopping.

Young ones missing their usual fix of holiday fun could find eggs-actly what they are after – on a big neighbourhood Easter egg hunt.

CHURCHES will remain empty for this weekend’s services to mark Easter, the most important festival in the Christian calendar, due to the coronavirus.