Kim Neill receives Lifetime Achievement Award after success of Cricket4All programme
One of the north’s most dedicated sporting mentors has received a prestigious accolade for her efforts.
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Highland man admits assaulting police officer at north caravan park
A fight at a Nairn holiday park led to a police officer being assaulted.
Nairn to host world’s best after securing prestigious Amateur Championship
Nairn has been confirmed to host golf's Amateur Championship in 2021.
Horse and carriage rides to be on offer as Nairn prepares for Christmas lights switch-on event
We already have planes, trains and automobiles - and now, the north is about to get two more forms of transport.
Highland WWII veteran shares story in his part in brave bomb disposal to mark Remembrance Day
A North WWII veteran has shared his story of bravery to mark Remembrance Day.
New interactive map shows where women accused of witchcraft lived in the north and north-east
A rumbling noise could be heard coming from the direction of Janet Wishart's home.
Nairn residents warn against building sheltered housing complex next to noisy sawmill
A community group is fighting plans to build a sheltered housing complex next to a noisy sawmill in a Highlands town.
Police discover body in Nairn
Police have confirmed the finding of 63-year-old man's body in Nairn today.
Husband and wife duo graduate with honours
For one household, yesterday’s occasion was the cause for a double celebration as a husband and wife duo graduated with honours degrees.
Restaurant review: Food that tastes as good as it looks at Nairn’s The Clubhouse Hotel
On a recent trip from the Highlands to Aberdeen, we decided to break up the journey with a spot of lunch in Nairn.
Motorcyclist taken to hospital following collision with van
A male motorcyclist has been taken to hospital after a collision with a van on the A96.
Highland woman crashed into cyclists after avoiding a head-on collision
A pharmacy dispenser injured two cyclists during an overtaking manouevre on her drive home.
3.4m water storage tank project completed in Nairnshire
A £3.4 million Scottish Water project to provide improved drinking water storage facilities for Nairn and Auldearn has been completed.
Nairn Book and Arts Festival returns for 16th year
British journalist and broadcaster John Sergeant is preparing to take centre stage as Nairn Book and Arts Festival makes its return.
Roadworks across the north to begin
Two sets of roadworks in the north are all to get underway this Sunday and will see almost £1 million worth of improvements to the road network.
Nairn Courthouse steeple to be replaced on Sunday
Nairn's crowing glory is going to be back in place this weekend after the town's newly refurbished steeple is replaced at the historic courthouse.
Highly explosive D-Day rockets mistaken for scrap detonated by specialist team on Highland beach
A coastguard rescue team came across more than they bargained for on a routine patrol after discovering some unspent rockets dating back to the rehearsals for the D-Day landings.
New school hopes as damp island primary tops funding list
A damp, slug-infested island primary where parents say a third of the pupils have been diagnosed with breathing problems could finally be replaced with a brand new campus by 2021.
Disruption on the A96 after single vehicle accident in the Highlands
A one-vehicle accident on the A96 between Inverness and Nairn has caused disruption on the road today. Police attended the incident near the Ardersier junction, at 11.25am. A spokesman said the accident was minor with no injuries and the road was clear again by around noon.
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.
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.