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Raigmore Hospital ward reopens after Covid-19 cases
Raigmore Hospital ward reopens after Covid-19 cases
Raigmore Hospital Ward 4C has reopened after a "very small" number of cases of Covid-19.
Rapid Covid-19 community testing available at Telford Retail Park, Inverness
Rapid Covid-19 community testing available at Telford Retail Park, Inverness
Public urged to drop in to learn how to use the Lateral Flow Test at home.
Covid jags challenge in Highlands
Covid jags challenge in Highlands
NHS Highland pharmacist describes the amazing operation needed to get Covid jags to Highland people.
Raigmore Hospital ward closed due to Covid-19 cases
Raigmore Hospital ward closed due to Covid-19 cases
Raigmore Hospital Ward 4C visiting and admissions have been suspended due to coronavirus.
COMMENT: Dr Tim Allison on why being vaccinated is for the good of the whole community
COMMENT: Dr Tim Allison on why being vaccinated is for the good of the whole community
Vaccination and immunisation mean pretty much the same thing, but they also tell us about important ways to protect our health.
Rapid Covid-19 testing in Inverness
Rapid Covid-19 testing in Inverness
A rapid Covid-19 community testing unit will continue to be available in Inverness Retail Park from Monday to Friday next week.
Cash to tackle harm
Cash to tackle harm
Council funding will be used to tackle harm caused by Covid-19 in Nairnshire.
Army set to aid ambulance service
Army set to aid ambulance service
MILITARY personnel could be used across the Highlands and in Inverness to ease pressure on the Scottish Ambulance Service.
MP fears rising redundancies when furlough scheme ends
MP fears rising redundancies when furlough scheme ends
Local MP Drew Hendry has warned the Chancellor against withdrawing support for jobs and businesses.
City residents 'plunged into crisis' by coronavirus lockdown
City residents 'plunged into crisis' by coronavirus lockdown
When the first lockdown was introduced in March 2020, the community of Merkinch and South Kessock was totally unprepared a new report says.