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Federica Stefani


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Federica Stefani is a reporter for the Inverness Courier, Ross-shire Journal and other Highland News and Media titles, mainly focusing on news from the Nairnshire area. With a background in foreign languages and international politics, she joined the company in 2019 after graduating in Multimedia Journalism at Glasgow Caledonian University and was temporarily part of the digital development team. She is also passionate about the food & drink scene, specializing in whisky writing

Federica Stefani

Nairnshire MP calls out ‘punitive’ tax regime on whisky ahead of Westminster debate

12 February 2025
Nairnshire MP calls out ‘punitive’ tax regime on whisky ahead of Westminster debate

Nairnshire MP calls out ‘punitive’ tax regime on whisky ahead of Westminster debate

12 February 2025

An SNP MP representing a key whisky-producing area has secured a Westminster debate on Government support for the Scotch Whisky industry.


‘It resurfaced a sense of belonging’ - ex Ardersier resident explores past of village in new book

11 February 2025
‘It resurfaced a sense of belonging’ - ex Ardersier resident explores past of village in new book

‘It resurfaced a sense of belonging’ - ex Ardersier resident explores past of village in new book

11 February 2025

Life in Ardersier in the 19th century is the subject of a new work recently published by one of the village's former inhabitants


‘Dynamics can change massively’ - Nairn community council merger proposal sparks debate

11 February 2025
‘Dynamics can change massively’ - Nairn community council merger proposal sparks debate

‘Dynamics can change massively’ - Nairn community council merger proposal sparks debate

11 February 2025

A proposal to merge Nairn’s two community councils into one has divided opinion in the community.


Training started for Nairn Beach Wheelchairs volunteers ahead of much-awaited opening

10 February 2025
Training started for Nairn Beach Wheelchairs volunteers ahead of much-awaited opening

Training started for Nairn Beach Wheelchairs volunteers ahead of much-awaited opening

10 February 2025

A charity working to bring specialist beach wheelchairs to Nairn has started training volunteers who will help run the service.


Inverness craft brewery owners share ‘heartfelt thanks’ to supporters as taproom plans step forward

10 February 2025
Inverness craft brewery owners share ‘heartfelt thanks’ to supporters as taproom plans step forward

Inverness craft brewery owners share ‘heartfelt thanks’ to supporters as taproom plans step forward

10 February 2025

An Inverness craft brewery’s owners said they were ‘delighted’ after getting planning green light to open a new taproom in Inverness city centre.


Step ahead for major Inverness manufacturer as plans to switch transport from road to rail are lodged

10 February 2025
Step ahead for major Inverness manufacturer as plans to switch transport from road to rail are lodged

Step ahead for major Inverness manufacturer as plans to switch transport from road to rail are lodged

10 February 2025

Plans which would see a major manufacturer based between Inverness and Nairn switch transportation from road to rail are moving forward.


Inverness art lecturer set to bring ‘unique’ gunpowder work to city centre gallery

10 February 2025
Inverness art lecturer set to bring ‘unique’ gunpowder work to city centre gallery

Inverness art lecturer set to bring ‘unique’ gunpowder work to city centre gallery

10 February 2025

An award-winning Inverness lecturer will be showcasing his gunpowder works in the Highland capital ahead of a prestigious exhibition in London.


Clarity Walk set to be operated by local mental health charity in bid to future-proof project

10 February 2025
Clarity Walk set to be operated by local mental health charity in bid to future-proof project

Clarity Walk set to be operated by local mental health charity in bid to future-proof project

10 February 2025

An Inverness social enterprise tackling isolation, anxiety and depression will be taken under the wing of a Highland mental health charity.


Give Blood, Save Lives: Nairn residents encouraged to take a little in their day to help others

10 February 2025
Give Blood, Save Lives: Nairn residents encouraged to take a little in their day to help others

Give Blood, Save Lives: Nairn residents encouraged to take a little in their day to help others

10 February 2025

Nairn locals are being encouraged to use their post-lunch slump to give blood in February.


WATCH: Nairn Little Theatre set to host exhibition theatre piece inspired by mum’s fantastic life

07 February 2025
WATCH: Nairn Little Theatre set to host exhibition theatre piece inspired by mum’s fantastic life

WATCH: Nairn Little Theatre set to host exhibition theatre piece inspired by mum’s fantastic life

07 February 2025

Nairn is set to welcome an eclectic exhibition theatre installation co-created by the son of two well-known local creatives.


Full-fibre broadband rollout set to be rolled out to remote Highland locations

06 February 2025
Full-fibre broadband rollout set to be rolled out to remote Highland locations

Full-fibre broadband rollout set to be rolled out to remote Highland locations

06 February 2025

Households and businesses in remote Highland locations are set to benefit from faster internet as part of a Scotland-wide scheme rollout.


Biggest-ever fundraiser for Nairn community choir supports children in need and hospital charities

06 February 2025
Biggest-ever fundraiser for Nairn community choir supports children in need and hospital charities

Biggest-ever fundraiser for Nairn community choir supports children in need and hospital charities

06 February 2025

A Nairn choir was delighted that its last, record-breaking fundraiser could help support children in need and hospital patients.


Fire at Culloden Woods bridge sparks police appeal

05 February 2025
Fire at Culloden Woods bridge sparks police appeal

Fire at Culloden Woods bridge sparks police appeal

05 February 2025

Police in Inverness are appealing for information after a bridge at Culloden Woods was set on fire and damage was caused to surrounding trees.


Inverness free workshops set to offer creative opportunity for men over 60

05 February 2025
Inverness free workshops set to offer creative opportunity for men over 60

Inverness free workshops set to offer creative opportunity for men over 60

05 February 2025

An Inverness-based print studio is set to host a series of free workshops aimed at men over 60.


Vandalism on cars parked in Raigmore spark Inverness police appeal

05 February 2025
Vandalism on cars parked in Raigmore spark Inverness police appeal

Vandalism on cars parked in Raigmore spark Inverness police appeal

05 February 2025

Two cars have been vandalised in the Raigmore area of Inverness in January, with police seeking help from the public.


New drop-in events to support people facing hardship launched in Inverness

05 February 2025
New drop-in events to support people facing hardship launched in Inverness

New drop-in events to support people facing hardship launched in Inverness

05 February 2025

A new initiative aiming to support those struggling with rising living costs and the impact of food and fuel poverty in Inverness has been launched.


Hybrid model could be way forward for vaccine delivery in the Highlands

04 February 2025
Hybrid model could be way forward for vaccine delivery in the Highlands

Hybrid model could be way forward for vaccine delivery in the Highlands

04 February 2025

Vaccinations in the Highlands are set to partially return to be delivered from GP practices, it has been announced.


New coastal route between Inverness and Forres could link major trails and boost economy

04 February 2025
New coastal route between Inverness and Forres could link major trails and boost economy

New coastal route between Inverness and Forres could link major trails and boost economy

04 February 2025

A new coastal route could be set to link up two major trails between Inverness and Forres.


EXCLUSIVE: Timeline for dualling of A96 Inverness to Nairn could face more than a year-long wait

03 February 2025
EXCLUSIVE: Timeline for dualling of A96 Inverness to Nairn could face more than a year-long wait

EXCLUSIVE: Timeline for dualling of A96 Inverness to Nairn could face more than a year-long wait

03 February 2025

A timeline for dualling of the A96 between Inverness and Nairn will take at least a year to be published, it has been revealed.


Award-winning string quartet set for Nairn visit and workshop for young musicians

03 February 2025
Award-winning string quartet set for Nairn visit and workshop for young musicians

Award-winning string quartet set for Nairn visit and workshop for young musicians

03 February 2025

Nairn is set to welcome an award-winning ensemble next weekend - with two workshops for young musicians also on the schedule.


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