Nairnshire

The official will work with homeowners to bring privately-owned empty properties across the Highlands back into use

MP Drew Hendry says politicising an otherwise 'important, intensive and informative experience' was disappointing

Cake at Duffus Castle was the prize for cyclists.

Eden Court has appoint a new boss.

A Monster Music Bash by some Nairn musicians who began as a three-piece band in the 1970s returns this month with a sell-out reunion performance.

Eric Mills and Jonathan McDonald presented with Cadet Force Warrants.

The story of the 17th-century witch of Auldearn, Isobel Gowdie, has been captured in a mural on a wall in the village by local artist Helen Wright.

Nairn Community and Arts Centre is leading the way with its own climate programme.

She says 'Our city wards include areas of deprivation which are crying out for attention'

Kids are being invited to submit a home-made decoration which will give them the opportunity to win the chance to open Nairn’s Christmas celebration.

A festive event which will include a street market, craft fayre, street entertainment and horse and carriage rides is planned for Nairn.

Areas of a wood on the edge of Nairn which is popular with ramblers, dog walkers and trail runners are to be partially clear-felled and thinned.

Mr Hendry said labelled the allegations 'deeply disappointing' and a 'shameless attempt to divert attention from the Tory corruption scandal'

A PROJECT to enhance a car parking space at the Riverside football pitch in Nairn has been completed at no cost to the community.

Nairn Business Improvement District District (BID) has been shortlisted for an inaugural national award.

Organisers said more than 50 people came along to the march and rally.

Claims that Nairn is not receiving its fair share of Highland Council funding backed up in an email to a community council by a local member.

No housing development should take place on the eastern outskirts of Nairn until adequate infrastructure is in place, including the Nairn bypass.

There are fears Cawdor is in danger of being overrun with feral cats if action is not taken soon.

Claims that Nairn is not getting its fair share of Highland Council funding have been backed up in an email to a community council by a local member.