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A popular Highland café has announced it will not reopen – but the owner is not giving up on her dreams.

More than 300 cultured couch potatoes tuned in to take part in a novel way of viewing art after Inverness students held their exhibition online.

There has been no additional confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Highlands in the past 24 hours, new figures have shown.

One of Highland Council’s most prolific expenses claimants believes the coronavirus pandemic will reduce the number of claims this year.

New support for owners of small B&Bs could be too little, too late according to city operators.

There has been one additional confirmed case of coronavirus in the Highlands in the past 24 hours, new figures have shown.

Two Nairn events set up to help drive footfall into the town have been cancelled due to g ongoing uncertainties over coronavirus.

More than 300 cultured couch potatoes tuned in to take part in a novel way of viewing art after Inverness students held their exhibition online.

Opposition councillors call on Highland Council to give the detail behind projections it faces a deficit as high as £97 million due to Covid-19.

The Scottish Government will not provide Highland Council with additional funds to plug a financial black hole of up to £97 million.

Drew Hendry has reminded businesses that the deadline to register employees for furlough is Wednesday.

Highland Council has created a video to explain some of the impacts of coronavirus on communities and on the authority.

The overall total number of positive tests in the region remains at 338 today.

A teacher at an Inverness primary school has set up the region’s first ever online Festival of Reading in a bid to enhance digital literacy.

Highland Wildlife Park will reopen by the end of this month if the Covid-19 lockdown eases further it has been confirmed.

Projects in key sectors on Inverness Campus are to restart as part of the easing of Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.

We asked our readers to send us pictures of how they or their loved ones have been celebrating special occasions during the lockdown.

Residents of Dores have claimed they were "under siege" from people flouting social distancing rules after lockdown rules were eased.

Highland Council will work with the region's business community in a bid to recover from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

Fundraisers who signed up for this year’s Strictly Inverness dance competition will have to wait a little longer to step into the spotlight.