NHS Highland’s clinical emergency pathways have been under significant pressure across primary and secondary care.
The resources required to run the authority's local government elections for 2022 were agreed at Friday's delayed meeting of Highland Council.
Ward 5a at Raigmore Hospital remains closed to new admissions and visiting following the detection of a very small number of cases of Covid-19.
Ward 5a at Raigmore hospital is closed to new admissions and visiting following the detection of a small number of cases of Covid-19.
Grants of up to £2,500 are available to businesses to improve ventilation and air quality on their premises to help reduce the risk of Covid-19.
NHS Highland has today been confirmed as an accredited Living Wage employer which will see everyone working receive a minimum wage of £9.90 per hour.
A Caithness nursery has been ordered to make a number of improvements following an unannounced visit by the Care Inspectorate.
Police in the Highlands are warning residents to be on the lookout for bogus workers.
The award was for the Defence Employers’ Recognition Scheme and Councillor Roddy Balfour was presented with it at a reception in Edinburgh Castle.
Highland Council is inviting youngsters to name a new hydroelectric generator and interactive visitor experience on the River Ness.
Health and social care services from NHS Highland have been under unprecedented levels of demand over the past week.
Airport bosses and a union have agreed a timetable for talks over the implementation of the proposed air traffic management strategy (ATMS).
The uptake of the Covid-19 vaccine programme in NHS Highland has been excellent and many are now keen to get their next jabs.
Strike action on the bus network in Inverness and the rest of the Highlands has been avoided as agreement reached between Stagecoach and Unite union.
The campaign will target young male drivers aged between 20 and 29 years old to encourage them to adopt safer driving habits.
Traffic officers from Highland and Islands Police Division carry out high visibility patrols on the NC500 route to tackle poor driving standards.
Highlands and Islands MSP Edward Mountain is calling on the SNP Government to set a target date for the return of normal face-to-face GP services.
Highlands and Islands MSP Emma Roddick has voiced support for further measures to combat speeding drivers on the North Coast 500.
Highland and Islands Airports Limited's communication over Air Traffic Control Services has been "dreadful" according to Ariane Burgess MSP.
Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd (Hial) and the Prospect union could have reached an alternative method of delivery of the controversial project.
