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The public virtual meeting will take place next Friday

Income has been 'decimated'

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said that Scotland’s economy 'may not see a return to pre-crisis levels for a number of years'

Embankment and drainage work will help prevent flooding of the line at the pass

Latest figures reveal that 214 people lost their lives to unintentional drowning in the UK last year and 37 of the deaths were in Scotland

However, organisers will still be hosting a slimmed down virtual contest in its place this October

Members still 'in the dark' over where dire blackhole projection came from

'We're absolutely delighted at the signficant increase' says Jaci Douglas

Transport secretary confirms that they were either 'carried out or posted out'

Owners have said the attraction by Kincraig will be ready to re-open before the end of the month if lockdown eases further

News two people had been charged with culpable and reckless conduct following a rescue call-out had been causing concern in the outdoor community

No new confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the Highlands for three days – after the Scottish Government corrected its daily figures

A probe of groups with an interest in deer and venison has found millions of pounds are on the line as a result of the coronavirus crisis

Nicola Sturgeon has revealed Scotland is ramping up efforts to manufacture tens of millions of items of PPE

Staff across departments in the Inverness branch of Debenhams have been made redundant while it is still closed due to coronavirus.

Survey runs until June 24

The facilities – including Granish at the north end of Aviemore – opened their gates on Monday for garden waste and bagged household waste

Scottish Parliamentary and local election terms will be extended by one year under changes approved by MSPs

Huge shortfall could trigger massive service cuts

Holyrood has backed move for Highland Council