Coronavirus - Local News

Rapid Lateral Flow Device testing for Covid-19 will be available at Inverness Retail Park throughout next week.

Leader Margaret Davidson says 'I simply ask everyone to please continue to follow government guidance'

Some businesses in Inverness Eastgate Centre have been hit by staff shortage with Covid thought to be the culprit.

Pub owners look forward to the year ahead despite challenges faced by lockdown.

He has been the public face of NHS Highland throughout the pandemic but Dr Tim Allison has only been director of public health for the past 18 months.

Director of public health for NHS Highland discusses why the positive habits from covid are ones that should be kept.

NHS Highland has restricted all visiting at Raigmore Hospital and New Craigs Hospital to "essential only" to reduce the risk of the pandemic.

New unwanted records being broken in region: 'This fourth wave is by far the biggest one so far'

In the meantime it will offer food outside Ness Bank Church.

NHS Highland has delivered more than 20,000 doses of Covid-19 booster or third dose vaccinations in five days last week.

The Inverness Vaccination Centre is open today for Covid-19 appointments for boosters, first and second doses.

The temporary timetable changes are from next week due to the continued impact of coronavirus and the rapid spread of the Omicron variant.

MSP Fergus Ewing says 'hopefully in the near future, we will be able to look back on these times rather than living through them'

The book, created by two doctors and filled with pieces from staff across NHS Highland, will raise money to help global vaccine distribution.

Scottish Government ministers have approved Highland Council’s request to extend a one way cycle contraflow in Inverness.

The Highlands’ biggest Christmas panto is being cancelled after discussions on newly-announced Scottish Government Covid-19 restrictions.

The Hospitality Business Support Top-Up Grant Scheme will provide a one-off payment for businesses in the hospitality sector who have lost bookings.

Some Christmas shoppers and festive revellers have been undeterred from visiting Inverness city centre despite concerns over the latest variant.

People in Inverness and the rest of the Highlands are enthusiastically rolling up their sleeves to get their Covid vaccinations and booster jabs.

Caley Thistle will be limited to a maximum of 500 people inside their stadium for the foreseeable future, starting with their Boxing Day clash.