Highland hospitality businesses who lost bookings during the Christmas/New Year period are being invited to apply for funding support. For more details and to apply click here ow.ly/yFNR50Hr2RP

The latest update from South Skye Medical Practices

4,114,170 people in Scotland have been tested for #coronavirus The total confirmed as positive has risen by 8,203* to 1,079,729 Sadly 26 more people who tested positive have died (9,997 in total) Latest update➡️ gov.scot/coronavirusdata Health advice ➡️ nhsinform.scot/coronavirus

This winter it is more important than ever to look after our #MentalHealth and #MentalWellbeing. Remember help and support is available if you need to talk to someone about how you are feeling. Find some hints and tips that will help clear your head ⬇️ clearyourhead.scot

The latest update from South Skye Medical Practices 👇

1/3 We have added more clinics to our website which are available to book via the national portal and are also available as a drop-in. Clinics open to anyone over the age of 12 requiring a 1st or 2nd dose, or for anyone over the age of 18 requiring a COVID-19 Booster

2/3 Recently added clinics South & Mid Inverness – 17-21 Jan West Acharacle – 18 Jan Fort Augustus – 17 Jan Fort William – 18, 21, 25, 26, 28 Jan Kinlochleven – 24 Jan Kyleakin – 19 Jan, 02, 16, 24 Feb Mallaig – 27 Jan Portree – 18 Jan, 01, 15, 22 Feb

The latest update from Portree Medical Centre 👇

Today, 7,833* more people have tested positive for #coronavirus 1,540 people were in hospital yesterday with recently confirmed COVID-19, which is 4 fewer than the day before. Sadly 21 more people who tested positive have died (10,059 in total)

Today First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will give an update to Scottish Parliament on #coronavirus. Watch live ➡ scottishparliament.tv from 2:20pm

The latest update from The Highland Council 👇 The Highland Council NHS Highland

Today, 7,752 more people have tested positive for #coronavirus 1,546 people were in hospital yesterday with #coronavirus which is 21 fewer than the day before Sadly 31 more people who tested positive have died (10,093 in total) Latest update ➡️ gov.scot/coronavirusdata

Changes to #coronavirus restrictions from 24 January: 🔹 End to 1m distancing and table service in hospitality 🔹 Nightclubs in Scotland can re-open 🔹 Non-professional indoor contact sports can resume 🔹 No attendance limits at indoor events More ➡️ gov.scot/news/omicron-m…

Today, 8,262 more people have tested positive for #coronavirus 1,514 people were in hospital yesterday with #coronavirus which is 57 fewer than the day before Sadly 27 more people who tested positive have died (10,149 in total) Latest update ➡️ gov.scot/coronavirusdata

National Clinical Director Jason Leitch is thanking everyone working in the education sector for their hard work during the pandemic. To help keep cases low and support our NHS: 🔹Remember to take your Lateral Flow Tests and register the result online 🔹 Get your booster jab

Today, 7,258 more people have tested positive for #coronavirus 1,302 people were in hospital yesterday with #coronavirus which is 17 fewer than the day before Sadly, 16 more people who tested positive have died. (10,291 in total) Latest update ➡️ gov.scot/coronavirusdata

The success of the COVID-19 vaccination programme means that travelling is easier than in previous months. NHS Inform has information on using your vaccine app status for travel at nhsinform.scot/nhs-scotland-c….

Today, 7,640 more people have tested positive for #coronavirus 934 people were in hospital yesterday which is 16 fewer than the day before. Sadly 15 more people who tested positive have died (10,462 in total) Latest update ➡️gov.scot/coronavirusdata

Face covering rules changed for high school pupils and staff. From 28 February, face coverings will no longer be required in high school classrooms. Face coverings will still be required in communal areas. For more ➡️ gov.scot/news/covid-19-…

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced a new plan for living safely with #coronavirus. Find out what it means for you⬇️ gov.scot/news/living-sa…