Nairnshire

The owner of a popular Inverness food truck is looking forward to welcome loyal customers again after a blaze destroyed his van in November.

Plans to build 300 new homes west of Nairn will include a new primary school according to a housing developer.

Our commitment to learning two individual dances and a group dance is repeated weekly up until showtime in May.

Police catch disqualified driver using vehicle.

The First Minister said orders for the improvement scheme of the A96 between Nairn and Inverness are due to be presented soon.

Councillor Helen Crawford called for a 'school estate emergency' declaration to tackle the issue but SNP-Independent councillors voted it down.

With long dark nights and a higher geomagnetic activity, winter nights are perfect to capture the beauty of the Northern Lights.

The north has the worst school buildings in Scotland and one parent says this is an 'emergency affecting the whole of Highland society'.

The first ever show by a Nairn community theatre group was a roaring success, with all three sessions sold out well in advance.

A theatre in Nairn has upgraded its online booking system to improve accessibility.

A water-sport film festival will be coming to Nairn for the first time this year – with the event set to help support two local charities.

She says 'eco-anxiety, the distress caused by these emergencies, is increasingly recognised,' asking 'how can we cope with these feelings?'

A YEAR has passed since the Scottish Government said it would reveal its plan for the under-threat A96 dualling project.

It might have been the last day but there was still plenty to smile about at Eden Court in Inverness over the weekend.

Like many people, Nairn BID member Morag Holding was in reflective mood as the end of the year approached.

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks reported an outage affecting almost 500 customers in parts of Nairn shortly before 3pm.

Player made debut in defeat to Brechin City on Saturday.

Our fundraising activities are likely to come in many forms – and I'll aim to publicise some of them along the way.

A year after the Scottish Government's deadline for an A96 dualling review outcome – politicians have attacked the “completely unacceptable” delay.

Highland Labour MSP Rhoda Grant has demanded action as new figures reveal 73 per cent of train stations in the region are not fully accessible.