Nairnshire

Concerns have been raised on social media at the number of cars visiting Nairn's seafront during lockdown.

Highland Council has advised that a car park in Nairn will be closed for a week.

A businessman who breached a non-harassment order has escaped a jail sentence.

Police, the Ambulance Service and the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service attended at the scene shortly after 11am to reports of a man in the water.

Residents now have until February 26 to submit their views on the proposed sale of Nairn's Sandown Lands for development.

Police have now named the 91-year-old man who died following a crash in Nairn.

Police, the Ambulance Service and the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service attended at the scene shortly after 11am to reports of a man in the water.

A ceremony which traditionally marks the opening of the River Nairn Angling Association season will not go ahead this year.

Nairn West and Suburban Community Council wants people to give their views ahead of the potential sale of land by Highland Council.

Nairn Connects BID has a packed schedule of initiatives for 2021 focussing on making the town even more tourist friendly.

Staff and residents at all care homes in Nairn have received their first vaccinations as part of the campaign to control the spread of Covid-19.

Nearly 100 metres of path has been destroyed between the Howford Bridge and Cawdor and a cairn erected for a 14 year-old angler is under threat.

POLICE have urged motorists to take added care after “hazardous road conditions” sparked “a number” of collisions.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a pensioner was seriously injured in a car accident in Nairn yesterday.

As the country comes to terms with the second Covid-19 lockdown, a group of volunteers in Nairn continues to provide support for those in need.

A Nairn school teacher got more than he bargained for when he finally popped the question to the love of his life on Christmas Day.

Nairn County lost nearly its entire first team squad when their main backers pulled out at the end of the 2015-16 season.

Deep divisions in Nairn River Community Council remain after a fractious annual general meeting conducted online.

An organisation which provides a meeting place for men has secured a second building on the platform at Nairn Railway Station for their activities.

Decisions on this summer's events to be made in the coming weeks.