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Nairn festive business campaigns launched (opens the original)
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Nairn BID has launched a bumper programme of seasonal campaigns that aim to encourage people to shop, eat, and celebrate in the town in the run up to Christmas. The programme includes the Nairn Loves Local Pumpkin Trail in time for autumn, which is based on a similar Valentine's campaign that ran in February. Lucy Harding, Nairn BID manager, said: âUp to 31 Nairn BID member businesses will be invited to take part, with one business each day becoming home to the Nairn Loves Local Pumpkin. âTh
No pain, no gain! Prison Governor takes on a different type of âfire walkâ (opens the original)
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Staff from Inverness Prison have raised nearly £1000 for Maggie's. The cancer charity provides support for cancer patients and their loved ones by providing services such as financial advice and mental health support. Five staff members from the HMP project, four from HMP Inverness and one from UHI Inverness, took part in Run the Runway, a midnight 5k run guided only by the airport's runway lights. Mark Holloway, Governor in Charge at HMP Inverness, took part in a unique version of a fire walk
Government promise to Highland children âshould be much further forwardâ says Oversight Board (opens the original)
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A new report from the Oversight Board has found that too much of the Scottish Governmentâs promise to children and young people in the Highlands has gone unfulfilled. The chair of the board said that âafter six years the country should be much further forwardâ. The Scottish Governmentâs promise, âthat all Scotlandâs children and young people will grow up loved, safe and respected so they can realise their full potentialâ, was made in 2020. The Oversight Board, which aims to track t
How a 180-year-old brooch made its way from Inverness to Boston (opens the original)
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A Dingwall historian has finally found the roots of a 180-year-old Scottish brooch that ended up in Boston, Massachusetts. The silver brooch, belonging to Bruce Cameron Williams, has been discovered to have been a second prize award for a bagpiper in the 1845 Royal Highland Games. Bruce was himself a bagpiper, playing for Northwest Orient Airlines in 1982, when he was offered a first-class round trip from Boston to Prestwick in lieu of a fee for his services. After arriving in Glasgow, he was in
Ardersier residents to hold community meeting opposing new housing development due to concerns for local infrastructure (opens the original)
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Ardersier residents are set to hold a community meeting tomorrow (September 29) to oppose a new housing development that could nearly double the area's population. The meeting comes as residents feel that their voices have not been listened to by Highland Council or Springfield Properties - the developer that wants to build 400 homes in an area that currently has only 520 homes. Highland Council opened a consultation for Ardersier residents in early January that closed at the end of March, and d
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