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A single community community council to represent 10,000 people across Nairn is among proposals being consulted on currently.
Two pieces of historic graffiti have been rescued from the attic walls at Nairn Museum and can now be preserved as part of the town’s history.
Coastal communities in the Highlands could benefit from a share of a multimillion-pound fund.
It was more than forty years ago that Joanna Blake, aged 18, became a blood donor for the first time.
Action must be taken soon to bring back vaccinations into GP practices, a Highland MSP said during a Holyrood debate on rural health last night.
A Highland MSP has criticised the A&E waiting times at Raigmore Hospital, which he has called “dangerous”.
The first week after the introduction of a new ban on mobile phones at Nairn Academy has been hailed as ‘very positive’ by the school.
Almost 150 artworks by local artists will be on showcase at Nairn Community & Arts Centre for its fifth annual community exhibition.
A former NHS Highland board member called for the Scottish Government to ‘actually listen’ to concerns over the new vaccine delivery system.
A volunteer presenter and DJ at an Inverness-based hospital radio presenter is running for a prestigious national award.
Club is looking for fresh faces in 2025.
Those eligible to get a free Covid vaccine have until the end of January to get the jag - whilst flu vaccine is available until the end of March.
Calls to bring back vaccinations to GPs after Highland experiences ‘concerning’ drop in uptake
Nairn Museum is set to be featured in a popular BBC documentary reality TV show today.
Nairnites and music lovers will be treated to a special winter ceilidh this weekend - all in aid of a local community hub.
The family of Nairn’s Alistair Wilson, murdered in 2004, said they were “extremely grateful” to the First Minister after he met with them yesterday.
Our reader’s top pictures of wintry landscapes in Nairnshire.
The First Minister has met the family of Nairn banker Alistair Wilson, whose murder remains unsolved after more than two decades.
Works to restore power to traffic lights at a busy Inverness city centre junction continue as motorists and pedestrians warned to take extra care.
Pupils at Nairn Academy back to school after the holidays are having to adapt to a new ban on the use of mobile phones on its grounds.
