Nairnshire

A junior doctor who started his training at Raigmore Hospital says he is determined to ensure the next Scottish Government “puts the recovery first”.

Neil Cameron believes there is an opportunity to improve broadband in outlying areas and the likes of Cawdor, Galcantray, Brackla and Piperhill.

Leanne Okane has set herself the challenge to support her friend set up Reece's Line.

A new wind farm on the Dava Moor could lead to a whopping £19 million being given to local community projects over the course of its lifetime.

Several windows damaged Park Street, Harbour Street, Cumming Street, Lochloy Road, King Street, Riverside Court, Firth Street and Glebe Street.

R&A remain confident of town hosting amateur championship.

Plans for dualling of the A96 between Inverness and Nairn have taken a step forward.

The Castle Gallery in Inverness will be featuring the work of Ardersier potter Julia Smith beginning this weekend.

Kayleigh Redford recently moved back north where she is taking on a new role as an assistant director with TFX Performing Arts Academy.

Twelve-year-old Tommy McIntosh made the first cast on the River Nairn to mark the opening of the new salmon fishing season.

Worries over restart of Highland League.

LAND on the edge of Nairn at the centre of a row between Highland Council and a community council has been identified as a preferred development site.

The new eight acre showfield will be created between the A939 and the River Nairn at Househill Farm and has been purchased with a £136,000 grant.

FAMILY and friends of a missing Nairn man are growing “increasingly concerned” for his welfare, police have said.

However start of the season is likely to be delayed.

Golf club fears damage being done to links course.

MP Drew Hendry says many constituents' experiences have been 'overwhelmingly positive'

Pop-up exhibitions, immersive theatre and performance poetry are some of the highlights of September's Nairn Book and Arts Festival.

Club say they can't in good conscious play while restrictions in place.

Nairn’s rising star, actor Nicholas Ralph, is looking forward to filming the next series of All Creatures Great and Small next month.