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But some call for a further relaxation to minimise disruption to business and family life
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says she recognises ban will cause 'particular hardship' in rural and island communities
Fears persist that visitors from high-risk areas could still flock to the Highlands
Highlands could be set to reopen pubs and allow home visits if the Highlands is placed at Tier 1 after council vote.
Proposal to ask for ban on people travelling to Highlands from Central Belt was narrowly defeated
The full meeting is expected to make a recommendation to the Scottish Government which will decide tier for Highlands
The Greens John Finnie claims the replacement schemes are 'totally inadequate'
The local authority will also refer feedback from councillors to the government by Thursday when the policy is discussed in Holyrood
Young hardest hit at food banks too as officials say pandemic 'exacerbated welfare, debt, housing and employment issues'
Call for bans on overnight parking and fines for those who become too intoxicated and make life a misery for local residents
Efforts will also be put into providing better facilities for tourists with more opportunities for landowners to accommodate visitors
Highland aim to create revenue by meeting climate targets
The recovery board says 'good progress' made ahead of the UK's December 31 exit
First Minister Sturgeon announced the changes but some have called for more targeted response locally rather than blanket bans
However, First Minister stops short of telling people to cancel their holidays
But booze can still be sold to outdoor patrons in Highlands with tougher sanctions coming for those who flout guidance
Bullying is still rife at NHS Highland more than a year after a damning report into the issue
Councillor Raymond Bremner has been named as the replacement for former group co-leaders
The cash to be delivered over next two years will go directly on hiring staff to support education through the pandemic
Finance secretary claims decision will impact budget setting for NHS Highland and Highland Council
