Author Profile: Federica Stefani

‘It takes a town to deliver it’ - Nairn Book and Arts Festival returns with record-breaking edition

The record-breaker 21st edition of the Nairn Book & Arts Festival is now in full flow.

Nairn soldier takes on British Army's toughest training course in Brunei Jungle

Nairn soldier takes on British Army's toughest training course in Brunei Jungle

A Nairn soldier has returned to Scotland after completing one of the British Army’s toughest courses in the remote tropics of Brunei.

Highland Council adds two double-deckers to fleet operating in Inverness, Black Isle and Dingwall

Highland Council adds two double-deckers to fleet operating in Inverness, Black Isle and Dingwall

Highland Council announced two new double-decker buses have recently joined their in-house fleet.

UPDATE: Resurfacing works on A9 set to start three days later than planned

UPDATE: Resurfacing works on A9 set to start three days later than planned

The next phase of resurfacing works on the A9 between Slochd and Findhorn Bridge are set to start on Wednesday, September 11.

‘We’ve nothing left’ - owner’s frustration as break-in forces closure of Bloom at Bellfield in Inverness

‘We’ve nothing left’ - owner’s frustration as break-in forces closure of Bloom at Bellfield in Inverness

A popular Inverness leisure area will remain closed after premises were found damaged after a break-in this morning.

Climber rescued near Kyle of Lochalsh airlifted to Raigmore after sustaining serious injuries

Climber rescued near Kyle of Lochalsh airlifted to Raigmore after sustaining serious injuries

A climber was airlifted from the Kyle of Lochalsh area to Raigmore Hospital after falling yesterday evening.

Lib Dems call for u-turn on winter fuel payments cut as almost 20,000 pensioners in Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey at risk of losing vital support

Lib Dems call for u-turn on winter fuel payments cut as almost 20,000 pensioners in Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey at risk of losing vital support

Moray LibDem leader Neil Alexander is backing a motion in Parliament to block UK Government’s plans to cut winter fuel payments for pensioners.

Love for the Highlands and horses inspired Nairn polyglot writer

Love for the Highlands and horses inspired Nairn polyglot writer

A love of history and horses brought writer Rebecca Loebbert to her new home in Nairn.

KFC Inverness reopens after health inspection prompts temporary closure

KFC Inverness reopens after health inspection prompts temporary closure

A popular Inverness fast food branch has reopened yesterday after closing down for a day to address council’s environmental health officers concerns.

Call to traders operating on Nairn Common Good property to register with Highland Council

Call to traders operating on Nairn Common Good property to register with Highland Council

Highland Council is reminding traders to register if they are operating on Nairn Common Good Property.

Inverness ambulance call handler recognised for saving stranger's life with stem cell donation

Inverness ambulance call handler recognised for saving stranger's life with stem cell donation

An Inverness ambulance call handler who saved the life of a stranger by donating his stem cells is calling for more people to register as donors.

Blue Rose Code duo set to play in Nairn this weekend

Blue Rose Code duo set to play in Nairn this weekend

Folk music lovers are in for a treat with a special concert lined up at Nairn Community and Arts Centre this weekend.

A9 resurfacing works between Slochd and Findhorn Bridge set for next phase in September

A9 resurfacing works between Slochd and Findhorn Bridge set for next phase in September

The second phase of A9 resurfacing works is set to start on September 8, with temporary lane closures.

Nairn music stalwart has raised more than £15k in three years in support of MS charity

Nairn music stalwart has raised more than £15k in three years in support of MS charity

A Nairn guitarist and songwriter recently reached a huge milestone in support of MS Society Scotland after a recent concert at Logie Steading.

Driverless bus trial restarts at Inverness Campus following weekend vandalism

Driverless bus trial restarts at Inverness Campus following weekend vandalism

A driverless bus is set to return operational at Inverness Campus today after it was vandalised over the weekend.

Calls for long-term strategy needed to address climate change impact in Nairn

Calls for long-term strategy needed to address climate change impact in Nairn

The impact of climate change could lead to “disastrous” loss for Nairn it has been claimed.

Housing association expresses fears of people ‘urinating and vomiting’ if brewery’s taproom opens

Housing association expresses fears of people ‘urinating and vomiting’ if brewery’s taproom opens

A housing association has joined objections against plans by an Inverness craft brewery to establish a new taproom in the city centre.

Loganair cancels morning flights between Stornoway and Inverness

Loganair cancels morning flights between Stornoway and Inverness