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Rishi Sunak said it will take a 'collective national effort'

Coronavirus has forced the government to order their doors to shut amid a staffing crisis

Residents fear that problems they already face parking their cars will only get worse in the future once planned hotel developments are completed.

Scotland’s First Minister has warned people, especially young people, that socialising over the weekend could risk lives.

Organisers behind an Inverness project which gives hot meals to vulnerable people are appealing for food donations during coronavirus outbreak.

Nicola Sturgeon said there is no need to stockpile if everyone remains 'sensible'

A popular Inverness waitress has died after a short illness.

Highland Council tenants claiming Universal Credit have been urged to take appropriate action after the recent rise in social housing rents.

How to cope with the social changes brought about by Covid-19

AN Inverness café is selling gluten free and other items difficult to find in shops to help the local community deal with the coronavirus emergency.

A Highland cab firm is staking steps to help vulnerable people and protect the health of its drivers and staff during the coronavirus emergency.

Currently no end date for the closures is in sight and urgent work is being done to assess the latest government guidance

High Life Highland will close its facilities across the Highlands to help minimise social contact during the ongoing coronavirus emergency.

An Inverness support group which helps those affected by suicide has had to cancel this month's meeting because of the current coronavirus situation.

AN Inverness charity working with young people with special needs has received a brand new minibus.

AN unannounced inspection of the Glenurquhart Centre in Drumnadrochit resulted in a very good grading for quality of care and staffing.

Highland musicians are aiming to bring some traditional musical cheer to those stuck at home during the coronavirus lockdown.

A CHARITY which holds monthly meetings in Inverness will mark its second anniversary this month.

An Inverness taxi company is offering discounts and additional services to support the elderly over the coronavirus lockdown period.

Organisers of a fundraising event for Highland Hospice have had to postpone it because of the coronavirus pandemic.