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After delays due to Covid it has just been announced that upgrade work will resume at Wick's riverside car park.
From Sunday, advice will change to a "stay at home" message instead of self-isolation for people who have Covid symptoms or have tested positive.
Dr Tim Allison has paid tribute to the vaccinators and teams working behind the scenes on NHS Highland's Covid spring booster programme.
A Thurso resident in the over-75 age group was told to travel all the way to Dunoon in Argyll for a Covid spring booster appointment, it has emerged.
A Covid spring booster session for the over-75 age group taking place in Wick Assembly Rooms on Friday has been changed to a drop-in event.
The legal requirement to wear face coverings in most indoor settings will become guidance in Scotland from Monday but What do you think?
There were 245 new Covid-19 cases in Caithness in the most recent seven-day period recorded by Public Health Scotland.
Have you seen this latest scam circulating? Highland Council Trading Standards is warning unsuspecting members of the public to be on their guard.
Jamie Stone said: 'It is time to cut the head from this rotting fish'
An NHS "glitch" left a Caithness couple in their eighties facing the prospect of a 150-mile round trip by bus for their Covid spring booster jab.
