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Temporary road closure announced as roadworks set to start in June

07 May 2025
Temporary road closure announced as roadworks set to start in June

Temporary road closure announced as roadworks set to start in June

07 May 2025

Roadworks in Inverness city centre set to start in June will require a temporary and partial road closure, Highland Council has announced.


Public urged not to feed seagulls amidst raising concerns on public safety

07 May 2025
Public urged not to feed seagulls amidst raising concerns on public safety

Public urged not to feed seagulls amidst raising concerns on public safety

07 May 2025

An Inverness business association has renewed its plea not to feed seagulls amidst growing concerns of growing numbers in the city centre.


‘Spirit of Nairn’ captured as artist for leading book and arts festival announced

06 May 2025
‘Spirit of Nairn’ captured as artist for leading book and arts festival announced

‘Spirit of Nairn’ captured as artist for leading book and arts festival announced

06 May 2025

The artist behind the artwork selected for the programme cover of one of the Highlands’ most popular literary festivals has been revealed.


NAIRN VOICES: Navigating challenges whilst looking ahead to greener Nairn

06 May 2025
NAIRN VOICES: Navigating challenges whilst looking ahead to greener Nairn

NAIRN VOICES: Navigating challenges whilst looking ahead to greener Nairn

06 May 2025

Across Nairnshire and beyond, charities are facing mounting pressures — from dwindling funding streams to increased demand for their services.


VE Day in Nairnshire: how to join the commemorations

05 May 2025
VE Day in Nairnshire: how to join the commemorations

VE Day in Nairnshire: how to join the commemorations

05 May 2025

Commemorations for the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day will take place across Nairnshire this week.


MSP calls out “unacceptable” waiting times for NDAS assessment with increasingly long waiting lists

05 May 2025
MSP calls out “unacceptable” waiting times for NDAS assessment with increasingly long waiting lists

MSP calls out “unacceptable” waiting times for NDAS assessment with increasingly long waiting lists

05 May 2025

More than 1900 children and young people are on the waiting list for neurodevelopmental assessment, according to figures shared by a Highland MSP.


‘Success takes time’ — Nairn women’s football team keeps positive through challenges

05 May 2025
‘Success takes time’ — Nairn women’s football team keeps positive through challenges

‘Success takes time’ — Nairn women’s football team keeps positive through challenges

05 May 2025

A Nairn women’s football team is back in action after returning from a break season.


Fire set at flat’s door in Hilton sparks police appeal

05 May 2025
Fire set at flat’s door in Hilton sparks police appeal

Fire set at flat’s door in Hilton sparks police appeal

05 May 2025

A fire was set outside an Inverness flat last weekend, with detectives appealing for information.


PICTURES: Black Isle Belter returns to delight crowds

05 May 2025
PICTURES: Black Isle Belter returns to delight crowds

PICTURES: Black Isle Belter returns to delight crowds

05 May 2025

Music fans were in for a treat this weekend as a popular music festival returned to the Black Isle.


Electric bike sharing scheme set to expand after challenging year

03 May 2025
Electric bike sharing scheme set to expand after challenging year

Electric bike sharing scheme set to expand after challenging year

03 May 2025

An Inverness bike-sharing scheme is set to expand in the coming months, just under a year after recovering from a significant blow.


More than 1800 saplings planted at Nairn water reservoir

02 May 2025
More than 1800 saplings planted at Nairn water reservoir

More than 1800 saplings planted at Nairn water reservoir

02 May 2025

Hundreds of native trees have been planted near a Nairn reservoir in a bid to protect water quality.


Nairn primary praised for improvements as it strives to put poor report ratings behind

01 May 2025
Nairn primary praised for improvements as it strives to put poor report ratings behind

Nairn primary praised for improvements as it strives to put poor report ratings behind

01 May 2025

A Nairn primary school is moving in the right direction in making necessary improvements, according to a standards watchdog.


MSP calls out ‘deception’ and ‘minimisation’ of chronic pain impacts ahead of meeting with Public Health minister

30 April 2025
MSP calls out ‘deception’ and ‘minimisation’ of chronic pain impacts ahead of meeting with Public Health minister

MSP calls out ‘deception’ and ‘minimisation’ of chronic pain impacts ahead of meeting with Public Health minister

30 April 2025

A Highland MSP has raised concerns over the Scottish Government downplaying the impact of chronic pain in people’s lives.


Man taken to hospital after assault and theft in South Kessock

30 April 2025
Man taken to hospital after assault and theft in South Kessock

Man taken to hospital after assault and theft in South Kessock

30 April 2025

A 48-year old man was hospitalised following an assault and theft in Inverness.


‘No pupil should feel that doors are closed to them’ — councillor criticises ‘unfair’ system to allocate support resources in schools

30 April 2025
‘No pupil should feel that doors are closed to them’ — councillor criticises ‘unfair’ system to allocate support resources in schools

‘No pupil should feel that doors are closed to them’ — councillor criticises ‘unfair’ system to allocate support resources in schools

30 April 2025

A Nairn councillor shared her disappointment in the current system used to allocate additional support learning (ASL) resources in the Highlands.


Woman (46) arrested and charged with assault and theft after at city centre shop

29 April 2025
Woman (46) arrested and charged with assault and theft after at city centre shop

Woman (46) arrested and charged with assault and theft after at city centre shop

29 April 2025

A 46-year-old woman was arrested and charged in connection with an assault, theft and drugs offence in Inverness city centre earlier today.


Call to boost seagull control after 74-year-old man suffers High Street attack

29 April 2025
Call to boost seagull control after 74-year-old man suffers High Street attack

Call to boost seagull control after 74-year-old man suffers High Street attack

29 April 2025

A 74-year-old man who was attacked by a seagull in Nairn last week is calling for urgent action ahead of the tourist season.


Walking challenge from Inverness to Orkney was ‘grounding’ experience for young activist

28 April 2025
Walking challenge from Inverness to Orkney was ‘grounding’ experience for young activist

Walking challenge from Inverness to Orkney was ‘grounding’ experience for young activist

28 April 2025

A Nairnshire 21-year-old is currently undertaking a 200-mile walk to raise funds and awareness for Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP).


Could you be the next World Tattie Scone champion?

28 April 2025
Could you be the next World Tattie Scone champion?

Could you be the next World Tattie Scone champion?

28 April 2025

Amateur chefs and cooking enthusiasts are being encouraged to bring their best recipes in a bid to be crowned World Tattie Scone Champion.


WATCH: ‘I am struggling’ - teenager (13) calls to reinstate additional support needs resources at school

28 April 2025
WATCH: ‘I am struggling’ - teenager (13) calls to reinstate additional support needs resources at school

WATCH: ‘I am struggling’ - teenager (13) calls to reinstate additional support needs resources at school

28 April 2025

A Nairn teenager is urging Highland Council to reinstate support staff at his school, as he found himself struggling after losing one-to-one support.


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