Highland GP welcomes Covid containment progress and vaccination rollout By Hector MacKenzie Published: 11:00, 25 January 2021
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PROGRESS in the latest campaign to curb the spread of Covid has been celebrated by a well-respected group keeping tabs on the situation in the Highlands â despite the dramatically change in life since Burns night last year.
The Safe Hands, Saves Lives group established by Dr Ross Jaffrey noted that since the latest lockdown, which was instigated on Boxing Day, progress has been made with falling numbers of new infections and evidence that measures to contain the virus are working.
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PICTURES: Ross-shire review of 2020 - concluding part of a look back over the year no one will forget By Hector MacKenzie
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Updated: 08:37, 16 January 2021
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John Gordon with daughters Savannah (9) and Alexa (7) at The Egg Box.
DOES 2020 already seem like a distant memory - or has the continued concern over the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic made not just the days, weeks and months - but also the years - blur into one?
Concluding a look back at a momentous year through the pages of the Ross-shire Journal, we find that while the health pandemic dominated the headlines, the people of the county got on with life as best they could, showing resilience and community spirit throughout.