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From today, newly self-employed individuals who have not been able to get support will be able to apply for a one-off grant of £2000.

An Inverness nursery has created a video in celebration of Colonel Tom Moore's 100th birthday.

Busy Bees nursery in Inverness says it wants to keep supporting vulnerable children.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said she “really feared” just a few weeks ago that the NHS in Scotland would be overwhelmed by the coronavirus.

Members of the public visiting Inverness campus for leisure purposes are being told not to bring their cars and to observe social distancing.

Highland Council's forecast budget black hole of £80 million has been branded "ludicrous".

A man who ran a marathon in his garden has raised almost six times his original fundraising target for Highland Hospice.

An accountancy firm says it has been working around the clock to help Highlands firms put continuity plans in place using government schemes.

Due to the impact of the ongoing Covid-19 outbreak the planned date of the purchase of the tower by Highland Council has been delayed.

A furloughed worker in Inverness is raising much needed money for charity.

Three organisations serving up meals for free, or a small donation, during the coronavirus lockdown have published a list of their availability.

A specialist fitness instructor has raised more than £500 for an Inverness food bank after going online during lockdown.

Videos of frontline staff dancing have gone viral across the UK but a manager at Raigmore Hospital has called for the practice to stop.

People are reporting difficulties separating work and home life.

Highland Council is preparing for a budget gap of over £80 million within the current financial year due to the impact of the coronavirus.

Residents in an Inverness street have seen their homes turned blue in tribute to NHS staff.

A couple who found love on the internet have come through a coronavirus battle, but don't know when they might be able to see each other again.

FOUR further cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Highlands ­– but the number of hospital patients is down almost a third.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says the numbers are 'deeply distressing'

Aldi will provide face masks for staff who want to wear them.