Coronavirus - Local News

Community use of Avoch Primary on Black Isle is being stopped for two weeks due to significant surge in Covid cases.

In a bid to get people flying again.

An inspection to find out how well children are supported during the pandemic has rated Central (English speaking) Nursery in Inverness "good".

Affected services are in Inverness and due to staff shortages and self isolation due to coronavirus.

Rapid Covid-19 community testing will be available at Inverness Fairways from Monday until Friday next week.

Dr Tim Allison writes of the importance of sticking to covid restrictions to keep everyone safe, as the end is still not in sight for the pandemic.

The uptake of the Covid-19 vaccine programme in NHS Highland has been excellent and many are now keen to get their next jabs.

The mobile coronavirus testing unit will be in Falcon Square for the rest of this week offering tests to non-symptomatic members of the public.

A Black Isle hotel has closed until further with immediate effect after a Covid alert.

A new photography exhibition has opened which celebrates the resilience of the people of Nairn in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Sweating bell ringers in Inverness Cathedral will soon be more comfortable and safer from Covid when practising.

Rapid Covid-19 community testing will be available in Inverness for the rest of this week.

Raigmore Hospital Ward 4C has reopened after a "very small" number of cases of Covid-19.

Public urged to drop in to learn how to use the Lateral Flow Test at home.

NHS Highland pharmacist describes the amazing operation needed to get Covid jags to Highland people.

Raigmore Hospital Ward 4C visiting and admissions have been suspended due to coronavirus.

Vaccination and immunisation mean pretty much the same thing, but they also tell us about important ways to protect our health.

A rapid Covid-19 community testing unit will continue to be available in Inverness Retail Park from Monday to Friday next week.

Council funding will be used to tackle harm caused by Covid-19 in Nairnshire.

MILITARY personnel could be used across the Highlands and in Inverness to ease pressure on the Scottish Ambulance Service.