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RZSS had estimated that it would cost them a further £500,000 if they had not been allowed to welcome visitors until mid-July

Customers making essential journeys must wear face coverings when travelling on Scotland’s rail network from Monday

Scotland can now move onto Phase 2 of easing of lockdown after sustained progress in tackling virus

"I'm increasingly convinced that many aspects of the public sector do not serve the public interest"

Company chiefs were frustrated by planning process and reluctant to engage with local community due to high volume of negative feedback

However, Audit Scotland has identified failings by HIE in long awaited report published today

Loganair and easyJet have today resumed flights to and from Inverness today to London Gatwick and Stornoway.

Parts of Aviemore were left without electricity for several hours yesterday due to a faulty pole box

First Minister says the alternatives to inaction would risk lives by easing the lockdown or put huge pressure on business

Owner RZSS has said that not re-opening until July 15 will cost cash strapped charity a further £500,000

Residents must be instilled with confidence this will not create Covid-19 danger and work also taking place to reopen car parks and toilets

Companies in Kingussie and Grantown are amongst those that have been assisted by Goldwells

'Businesses large and small are suffering terribly due to Covid-19'

New messaging is needed from government ahead of the possible reopening of the Highland tourism sector next month, a top business organisation says

New virtual competition has been officially launched with hopes that entries will arrive from across the globe

An Arnold Clark dealership in Inverness will not reopen due to the economic impact of the Covid-19 lockdown.

The company is one of the biggest employers in Badenoch and Strathspey

The charity owners have had to borrow £5 million so far due to the coronavirus pandemic

The Q&A with Fergus Ewing will take place this Monday at 12.50pm and has been organised by the Federation of Small Businesses

Sandy Brownlie was most admired gentleman sawmiller and a captain of the sector