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A mobile unit for appointment-only coronavirus testing for essential workers displaying symptoms is returning to Sutherland.
A NEW vision for Scotland's economy is needed to ensure the country is better prepared to weather shocks to the economy, a Highland MSP says.
A GROUP playing its part developing the potential of an Easter Ross community is seeking to expand its team.
STAFF at a Highland garden visitor attraction have spread some joy to patients and staff at Raigmore Hospital with a special plant delivery.
A FAMILY business in Fearn is set to come under the spotlight as part of a scheme offering a behind-the-scenes glimpse into rural life.
A BLACK Isle animal shelter operator has welcomed a donation of £500 at a time when fundraising activities have ground to a halt.
FARMERS and crofters are saying thank you to consumers across the nation for continuing to choose quality Scottish food and drink.
PROFITS from a new rainbow biscuit range being sold in a major supermarket chain will go to provide care packages for NHS workers.
ROAD police in the Highlands are urging people to drive safely and reminding the public that government lockdown restrictions remain in place.
PUPILS will return to schools in August subject to scientific advice that it is safe to do so.
The Highlands must remain closed to visitors for now despite the impending easing of lockdown restrictions, a Highland MSP warned today.
HIGHLAND MSPs have spoken out after the latest developments at a Skye care home where 10 people have died following a coronavirus outbreak.
An arts organisation has launched a new free online music tuition service to help people learn traditional music and Gaelic skills during lockdown.
The coronavirus pandemic is creating a once-in-a-generation opportunity to shape a kinder society, a mental health charity believes.
HIGHLAND MSP Rhoda Grant has welcomed the announcement that the Care Inspectorate has taken steps to cancel the registration of a care home.
A POLICE chief has appealed to people in the Highlands to stick with the coronavirus lockdown rules and stay at home to protect the NHS.
A Scottish magician has turned his hand – quite literally – to spreading an important health message to children during the coronavirus lockdown.
AN environmental charity has issued an unusual challenge for walkers in Sutherland to help it chart dog fouling in green spaces.
The role of gamekeepers tackling wildfires across the country 'has not gone unnoticed'.
THE boss of a care home firm looking after hundreds of residents – including a home in Tain – has spoken of "the most serious challenge ever faced".
