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Top Highland Council officials have revealed that work is well under way to deal with the impact on services presented by the coronavirus outbreak.

HIGHLAND firms hit by the effects of the coronavirus are being urged to check their eligibility for new support from the Scottish Government.

Organisers of Inverness Highland Games and Highland Pride have announced their cancellation due to ongoing concerns around coronavirus.

The application involves work around the pier bases and foundations supporting the track

Hill tracks - many of them used to access grouse moors - have become one of the main issues of conflict in the strath and wider national park

Industry battling a 25 per cent tariff on Single Malt by the US government due to a transatlantic trade dispute between aircraft manufacturers

Multiple victims had also attempted to purchase protective face masks from fraudulent sellers for as much as £15,000 in one case

Flights from Inverness to Belfast, Birmingham and Jersey will be taken over by Loganair following the collapse of troubled airline Flybe.

Flybe, which operates flights to and from Inverness Airport, went into administration in the early hours of this morning.

CORONAVIRUS could kill off troubled airline Flybe, after a slump in bookings left its future in doubt - according to reports.

A HIGHLAND MP has hailed a report arguing that free movement of EU nationals in Scotland post-Brexit would help tackle the needs of the local economy.

TIME is fast running out for councils and landowners to nab a share of a multi-million pound pot that helps fund road improvements in logging areas.

A LEADING Scottish travel industry trade body has urged the public not to let fears over the spread of coronavirus deter their summer holiday plans.

Highland Hospice has revealed details about how fraudsters stole £575,000 from the charity.

So far more than 1200 people have taken part through an online survey

The event will give exhibitors and delegates the opportunity to benefit from a 'condensed networking experience'

A CARE operator with homes across Moray and the Highlands has appointed its own photographer in residence.

Hotel chief Donald Macdonald reopens the doors to members of the High Life Highland scheme as gesture of goodwill

There has been anger at Transport Scotland’s ongoing refusal to include the pathway for pedestrians and cyclists along with the big money project

Masterplan aims to stop the slide after struggles caused by a series of poor winters and the closure of the Cairngorm funicular