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Large-scale gatherings will be banned to help cut the transmission of Omicron, the First Minister announced on Tuesday.

Caithness consumers have been offered advice on how to avoid Christmas food waste as families prepare for the festive celebrations.

Highland Council urges young people and families to be ready for the young persons’ free bus travel scheme for under 22s next year.

NHS Highland’s clinical emergency pathways have been under significant pressure across primary and secondary care.

Police are warning that there may be longer waiting times for 101 calls due to the rise in coronavirus cases linked to the Omicron variant.

A series of videos from the Highland Alcohol and Drugs Partnership hope to help those in need.

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Proposals to provide almost £3m to help households in fuel poverty in Caithness this winter were approved by council members on Friday.

The Met Office has issued a Yellow Warning of high winds across the far north coastline on Sunday and into Monday.

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Shoppers across the region are being urged to choose local this Christmas and celebrate the very best that the region has to offer.

Forestry and Land Scotland says the danger of deer-related accidents is predicted to rise due to the record number of wild deer in the country.

The Met Office has extended a Yellow Warning of wind north into Sutherland it announced this morning.

The Met Office has extended a Yellow Warning of wind north into Caithness it announced this morning.

The Met Office issued a Yellow Warning of patchy ice on some untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths making accidents and injuries more likely.

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Chris Kerr reflects on some of the major themes which emerged from the recent Scottish Highlands and Islands Rural Economy Conference & Awards

A significant rise in vandalism and fire raising at public toilets has prompted the council to urge local people to report vandals to the police.

Highland Council warned drivers of damp and wet roads in Caithness as wintry conditions continue to take hold of the county.

The Met Office issued a bulletin this morning warning of wintry showers with icy stretches on Wednesday night and into Thursday for the far north.