On August's front page , wins all round and something for everyone at Nairn Show . Another fantastic event from Nairnshire Farming...

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On July’s front page : Four year old Rylie’s fundraiser for Little Princess Trust; Toilet block 'sit in'; Nairn beach ranked best in...

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On our front page in June we encourage everyone to shop independent . Inside this edition : Inspirational presentations by Nairn Academy...

May's front page raises concerns from local sea swimmers about bathing water quality at Nairn's Central & East Beaches. Read a follow up...

April's front page features an update about the Delnies development sewer and how that means £200k for Common Good Fund . Inside this...

March front page features work progressing on Team Hamish Phase 2 and a fantastic photo of Nairn Academy taking shape, from Kenny...

On February's front page a fantastic community event , organised by Cawdor Primary School Parent Council to celebrate Burns Night! Inside...

A bumper, 32 page, seasonal edition covering December AND January. On our front page we Countdown to Christmas at the lights switch on...

On our front page this month, “Yarnbombers Carpet Nairn” with stunning Remembrance Sunday displays. Inside this edition: Preparations for Remembrance Day in Nairn & Nairnshire; An interview with Metal Maestro, Eve Graham; Mikeysline in Nairn; A Focus on Photography with Kenny Macleod; A View from the Countryside from our farming community; Plus Music & Arts, Health & Wellbeing, Gardening, Puzzle Page, Sports, What's On and more!

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