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Nairn County confirm two men are appointed to club’s management committee

Nairn County confirm two men are appointed to club’s management committee

Nairn County confirm two men are appointed to club’s management committee

06 May 2025

New additions made by Highland League club.


‘Council needs to get serious about improvement’

‘Council needs to get serious about improvement’

‘Council needs to get serious about improvement’

06 May 2025

YOUR VIEWS: Council challenges need to be addressed; plus short term lets and housing crisis


‘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

‘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

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

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.


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

‘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.


Woman sentenced after stealing food and beauty products

Woman sentenced after stealing food and beauty products

Woman sentenced after stealing food and beauty products

05 May 2025

Tesco, Co-op and Asda hit by Inverness woman.


‘Absolutely vicious!’: seagulls in our towns and city centre; plus ‘brave’ schoolboy on support cuts; and ‘selfish’ cyclists and joggers

‘Absolutely vicious!’: seagulls in our towns and city centre; plus ‘brave’ schoolboy on support cuts; and ‘selfish’ cyclists and joggers

‘Absolutely vicious!’: seagulls in our towns and city centre; plus ‘brave’ schoolboy on support cuts; and ‘selfish’ cyclists and joggers

04 May 2025

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the stories that have been making the headlines.


Renewables map a ‘brilliant starter for ten’ - but ‘needs significant work’

Renewables map a ‘brilliant starter for ten’ - but ‘needs significant work’

Renewables map a ‘brilliant starter for ten’ - but ‘needs significant work’

03 May 2025

Locals near various energy proposals have said a council map showing development across the region is a worthy starter but needs “significant work.”


More than 1800 saplings planted at Nairn water reservoir

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.


Top Highland Council staff pay costs rocket from £6.7m to £39.2m a year

Top Highland Council staff pay costs rocket from £6.7m to £39.2m a year

Top Highland Council staff pay costs rocket from £6.7m to £39.2m a year

02 May 2025

That equates to a five fold rise over six years for those getting £60k or more a year.


Ambulance waits to admit patients to NHS Highland hospitals soars by 16%

Ambulance waits to admit patients to NHS Highland hospitals soars by 16%

Ambulance waits to admit patients to NHS Highland hospitals soars by 16%

01 May 2025

That has delayed crews by a total 14,544 hours last year – the equivalent of 606 days.


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

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.


COURT ROUND-UP: Sexual offences and accusations of attempted murder among last month's court business

COURT ROUND-UP: Sexual offences and accusations of attempted murder among last month's court business

COURT ROUND-UP: Sexual offences and accusations of attempted murder among last month's court business

01 May 2025

Here's our recap of some of the cases that made the headlines last month.


New map identifies sheer scale of Highland renewables projects including 1305 applications after months long battle by local councillor

New map identifies sheer scale of Highland renewables projects including 1305 applications after months long battle by local councillor

New map identifies sheer scale of Highland renewables projects including 1305 applications after months long battle by local councillor

30 April 2025

Helen Crawford says it is a ‘good day for democracy’ as she sought to keep communities informed of the wave of projects planned for the region.


‘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

‘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.


Highland League football club appoints new manager

Highland League football club appoints new manager

Highland League football club appoints new manager

29 April 2025

Over 400 appearances for the club as a player.


‘You prey on vulnerable individuals’ - ‘Scouse Jack’ drugs gang member jailed for supplying heroin and cocaine to area

‘You prey on vulnerable individuals’ - ‘Scouse Jack’ drugs gang member jailed for supplying heroin and cocaine to area

‘You prey on vulnerable individuals’ - ‘Scouse Jack’ drugs gang member jailed for supplying heroin and cocaine to area

29 April 2025

“I have to send a warning to others intending to do the same that when - not if - you are caught, there will be consequences," says sheriff.


Scottish Labour announce Shaun Fraser as the Inverness and Nairn candidate

Scottish Labour announce Shaun Fraser as the Inverness and Nairn candidate

Scottish Labour announce Shaun Fraser as the Inverness and Nairn candidate

29 April 2025

The MSP hopeful won the backing of influential former MP Brian Wilson.


Rules are rules or ‘shocking’ decision?: family told to remove grave decoration

Rules are rules or ‘shocking’ decision?: family told to remove grave decoration

Rules are rules or ‘shocking’ decision?: family told to remove grave decoration

29 April 2025

YOUR VIEWS: Readers are split over personal touches added to a grave in a Highland cemetery


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