Coronavirus - Local News

A FOURTH person is understood to have died at a Skye care home hit by a large outbreak of Covid-19.

The Scottish Government has been branded "uncaring" for dismissing calls to reverse cuts to HIE's budget in the wake of Covid-19's economic shock.

Two webinars are lined up for May

'There are no easy answers, but it's right to keep up to date' says Todd

A convoy of heavy goods and agricultural vehicles are planning a drive past at Raigmore Hospital.

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It has been reported that a resident of a care home in Inverness who had been being treated for coronavirus is now testing negative.

An Inverness family are finally home after securing places on a repatriation flight from the Philippines.

A team of six have been voluntarily isolating themselves at the Trees for Life charity's estate near Loch Ness to protect a major rewilding project.

One of the most scenic landscapes in the Highlands has been blighted by fly-tippers.

This is a column by Drew Hendry, SNP MP for Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey.

The UK now has the second most reported Covid-19 deaths in the world and the highest in Europe after surpassing Italy’s toll.

Nairn sheltered housing residents in Whinnieknowe Gardens were surprised when they found free food had been left on their doorsteps.

A professional chef has turned to recruiting his six children as kitchen staff during the lockdown in Inverness.

High Life Highland says its instructors appear to be leading the way for online music tuition in Scotland.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has sketched out how the first stages of easing the lockdown might work, while warning it will not happen soon.

THERE was a sharp fall in the number of Highlanders requiring hospital treatment overnight, despite another increase in Covid-19 cases in the region.

A THIRD person has died from Covid-19 at a coronavirus hotspot in a Skye care home.

Business leaders and the police will discuss issues surrounding cyber security as remote working increases due to coronavirus.

The Co-op is looking for people to work with good causes and vulnerable people in their area.