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A provisional date of July 15 has been set for when tourism businesses may be able to resume operations.

Rhoda Grant feels the rules on end of life visits during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic are not easy to understand.

THE number of confirmed Covid-19 cases has remained unchanged in the Highlands for the second day in a row.

Two more deaths from Covid-19 have been confirmed in the NHS Highland area, bringing the total so far to 113.

Green MSP John Finnie has written to the UK Treasury calling for Highland Council to be granted a repayment holiday on a debt it owes.

THE company running a Skye care home where 10 residents died from Covid-19 have been given two more weeks to keep their operating licence.

THE owner of Frankie and Benny's plans to close 125 sites across the country, putting up to 3000 jobs at risk.

Just weeks before the school year ends a call has been made to continue to provide support for vulnerable children throughout the summer break.

A Zumba teacher wants everyone to learn the moves to feelgood song The Sneck then film themselves to be part of a music video.

Parking in Inverness city centre should be free to help with the city’s post-coronavirus economic recovery, according to business leaders.

NO new cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Highlands since yesterday, Scottish Government statistics have revealed.

As we move into the summer months, the UK Government is encouraging us to support the farmers, fishermen and women who put food on our plates.

Two writers from the Highlands have donated stories to a collection being sold in aid of the NHS.

Across NHS Highland departments and individuals have changed and adapted how and where they work to support the response to the Covid-19 outbreak.

A popular café in Inverness city centre has closed for the rest of the month.

THERE has been a fresh case of Covid-19 confirmed in the NHS Highland area since yesterday.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said phase two of easing the lockdown could begin in 10 days’ time if everyone obeys the current lockdown rules.

Highland Council has been speaking to staff about their wellbeing during the coronavirus lockdown.

Highland Council is delivering the first in a series of active travel interventions across Highland in response to the coronavirus crisis.

As schools and nurseries prepare to re-open, many parents and carers are facing the summer period trying to keep children motivated and entertained.