A woman who previously walked through Caithness as part of a 20,000-mile coastal charity challenge is set to restart her journey.
Physical distancing on trains and at stations will reduce to a minimum of one metre from Monday.
The leader of Highland Council has issued a call to all campers heading to the Highlands urging them to respect the environment they are visiting.
Highland Council announced today that additional materials will be accepted at many of its household waste recycling centres.
The lockdown locks grown over the last few months can now be cut after hairdressing salons and other businesses were allowed to reopen on Wednesday.
The internal investigation into why Covid-19 samples being transported from Caithness to Inverness were found on the A9 near Tain has been completed.
A Thurso businessman walked 23 miles to pick up an original artwork which he donated along with the money it cost to Caithness General Hospital.
Councillor Karl Rosie thinks that the active travel master plan for Thurso is long overdue after a similar plan from 10 years ago had been shelved.
Motorcycle charity Highlands and Islands Blood Bikes insists it was not transporting a medical bag containing Covid test samples found beside the A9.
NHS Highland insists coronavirus test samples found lying besides the A9 posed no risk – but has changed the way it will transport them in future.
