Man found guilty of sexually assaulting several women in Nairn
A “predatory” man been found guilty of sexually assaulting several women during a 13-month period in Nairn.
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MP calls for abolition of visa fees for Commonwealth servicemen and women
A Highland MP has called on home secretary Priti Patel to abolish visa fees for Commonwealth servicemen and women in the British armed forces.
World War Two veteran Bert’s Nairn experiences highlighted in Edinburgh Fringe production
The story of a World War Two conscript who trained for the D-Day landings on the Moray Firth will be told next week.
Inside the Highland home with a £2million price tag
Holme Rose, the former home of war hero Lord Gordon Campbell of Croy, has been put on the market with a sale tag of more than £2million.
Probe launched into ScotRail ticket machines over inaccurate display of off-peak journey fares
A probe has been launched by ScotRail bosses amid complaints customers using ticket machines are being misled over prices.
Independent lifeboat charity in Moray warns of sea dangers amid unprecedented demand
An independent lifeboat group on the Moray coast has warned of unprecedented demand after being called out six times in a week.
Coastguard teams in late night rescue after youths become stranded on Highland beach
Rescue teams were called to help two people trapped on Nairn sandbar.
Lifeboats called to Nairn for two stranded on sandbank
Rescue crews have been called to Nairn to help two people trapped on a sandbank. The coastguard was alerted at 11pm to the emergency. The Moray Inshore Rescue Organisation (MIRO) and RNLI Invergordon lifeboat were sent to their aid.
Nairn Show celebrates 200th year in style as crowds flock to attend town’s agricultural show
A day of “fun, laughs and cheer” was had in Nairn at the weekend as the town celebrated the 200th year of its famous agricultural show.
Nairn walkers rescued after being trapped by rising tide
Three people were rescued in Nairn last night after being trapped on a sandbank by the rising tide.
Tiny lingerie shop in Highlands win trademark tussle with US TV network
A lingerie shop owner has won a legal battle with an American television network who tried to stop her putting on a fashion show in the Highlands.
Three rescued on Nairn coast having been trapped by rising tide
Three people trapped on a sandbank were rescued after being cut off by the rising tide in Nairn.
Two men receive warnings after Nairn courthouse tower vandalised
Two men aged 20 and 19 have been charged in connection with the vandalisms to the courthouse tower at Nairn and in the town's harbour area.
Highly acclaimed Highland food writer dies aged 94
A woman who was born in the Highlands and went on to become Australia’s answer to Delia Smith has died at the age of 94.
VIDEO: The Highland home with beach views and its own billiard room
Long before people jetted off to the costas in search of the sun, the seaside town of Nairn was the place to go for your holidays.
Vandals scaled scaffolding to ‘deface’ Nairn Courthouse Tower
Vandals scaled scaffolding at the Nairn Court House Tower to "such a height" that specialists contractors had to be employed to cover the graffiti.
Nairn woman kicks off weekend of celebration with graduation from RGU
A Highland woman kicked off her birthday celebrations in style yesterday when she collected her degree in applied biomedical science from Robert Gordon University.
Curry house customers at risk of food poisoning due to ‘significant unsafe hygiene practices’
An Indian restaurant has been fined £4,800 after inspectors found its "significant unsafe hygiene practices” put customers at risk of food poisoning.
Locals gather to witness lift-off of Nairn’s courthouse steeple
An intricate operation took place yesterday as the six-tonne steeple on top of Nairn’s courthouse was removed to pave the way for upgrades to the 19th century building.
Plain sailing as Nairn elderly group take to the high seas in change of adventure
A group set up to combat loneliness amongst older people have proven that is not all sedate sandwiches and cups of tea after taking to the high seas on a canal boat.
Court hears single punch broke north man’s jaw in two places
An assault victim invited a Nairn man to hit him when the two confronted each other in the street during a disturbance.
Inverness Sheriff Court: Man fined over plastic bag row
A Nairn man with a heart condition had a drunken dispute in his local shop when staff asked him to pay for a plastic bag for his shopping.
Nairn care home worker given warning for abusive behaviour towards resident
A Nairn care home worker who dragged a resident across the floor by her wrist has had a warning placed on her registration for two years.
Plans to breathe new life into aged Nairn paddling pool are backed by councillors
An aged paddling pool in a north town is poised to receive a radical upgrade after councillors endorsed plans to give it a new lease of life.
McDonalds drive-thru planned for Nairn can open until midnight, councillors agree
Fast-food giant McDonalds has been given permission to extend the opening hours of its drive-through at its new Nairn restaurant.
John Sergeant to headline 16th Nairn Book and Arts Festival
Political journalist and broadcaster John Sergeant will headline the 16th Nairn Book and Arts Festival (NBAF).
PICTURES: Highlanders gather to pay tribute to those who made ultimate sacrifice on D-Day
The sound of the pipes echoed out across the sands of Nairn beach yesterday as the community gathered to pay tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice on D-Day.
Evacuated farms, live fire and sinking Donald Ducks: Moray’s secret role in the success of the D-Day landings
As our series continues, Mark Mackay discovers how the seeds of a bloody D-Day victory were sown on the beaches of the north amidst much secrecy
Star footballer from Eastern Europe jailed after raiding homes across the north of Scotland
A Lithuanian football star has been jailed after ransacking homes across the north of Scotland when his wages dwindled.
Adrift yacht rescued in Moray Firth
A stricken yacht was towed to safety on Tuesday night after losing power in the Moray Firth.
Cove Rangers winning on and off the pitch at Highland League awards
Cove Rangers celebrated a double success at the Highland League’s awards ceremony – for the second year in a row.
Man unable to eat solids for seven weeks after early-morning attack
An assault victim had to write a note to his partner asking to be taken to hospital because he couldn’t speak.