Coronavirus - Local News

Cantraybridge College's independent living manager, Miriam Veals, shaved their heads to help raise more than £500 for Hospice UK.

The number of residents and staff to have contracted coronavirus at a north care home has been described as significant.

THE number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Highlands increased by nine yesterday, new figures have shown.

It has become more vital than ever to stop poachers in the Ness river system now that anglers are not around to report the lawbreakers.

Hand sanitiser and face visors have been given to Highlands and Islands Airports Limited which remains open for lifeline and essential services.

Department calling on authorities to use 'quiet road time'

A street sweeper has used his own holiday savings to try and help keep children happy during the coronavirus lockdown.

An NHS Highland consultant is taking on fake news circulating off the back of the coronavirus pandemic.

With more of us working remotely due to coronavirus our dependency on online communication is higher than ever – but what are the risks?

A documentary adventure film maker walked around his garden for 24 hours to raise funds for charity.

THE number of cases of coronavirus in the Highlands increased by more than 10 per cent since yesterday, new figures have shown.

Practical advice is being offered by local NHS specialists

A mother and daughter presented a variety of gifts to Raigmore Hospital after a fundraising drive.

Two dance teachers are hosting an online panto dance class to fundraise for Eden Court.

Lockdown questions answered

A group collecting donations of toiletries for hospital patients is now being backed by a city retailer.

Pregnant women have been given up to date advice about the risk of coronavirus during pregnancy

An Inverness mum and daughter have posted their first online music video after boredom struck during life in lockdown.

An Inverness family have finally been rescued after a 10-week nightmare stranded thousands of miles from home.

Two young Inverness kickboxers ran the equivalent of a marathon over four days during their allowed exercise time.