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Shaping the Future of Scotland’s Forests:

 Forest Policy Group (FPG), a volunteer-led independent think tank dedicated to making Scotland’s forestry more diverse, community-focused, and ecologically resilient. We want to ensure that local voices are heard in national policy discussions and have launched a short survey to gather views on how forestry is experienced and valued across the country. Why your perspective matters You do not needContinue reading “Shaping the Future of Scotland’s Forests:”

Which household appliances use the most energy?

Almost all our home appliances use electricity, but which ones are the chief culprits in pushing up bills? With energy costs increasing, MoneySuperMarket guide tries to give you a clearer picture. Click on the below Link to the full MoneySuperMarket article MoneySuperMarket Key takeaways An absolutely brilliant guide on how to stop wasting money onContinue reading “Which household appliances use the most energy?”

Public Consultation on New Toilets Facility at the Links

STAKEHOLDER WORKSHOP There will be several Stakeholder meetings and future Public Consultation meetings. NICE will be looking at the proposed draft plans and the future sustainability of the toilet building. The final decision to go ahead with the project, although many months away, will consider things like ownership, financing, security as well as ensuring adequateContinue reading “Public Consultation on New Toilets Facility at the Links”

Nairn Common Good Assets

Nairn Common Good Fund set up for benefit of former Burgh of Nairn. Financial information about this fund is contained within the Annual Accounts and Area Committee monitoring reports which are available on the Highland Council website. Monuments and Other Assets Market Cross The Toorie Poet’s Well 3rd Division Infantry Stone Dr Grigor statue ProvostContinue reading “Nairn Common Good Assets”

Sewage Washed Ashore on Nairn East Beach on 5th January 2026

Monday 5 January had a crystal clear blue sky, the day was cold and bright as the sun was shining, there is no doubt as to what was washed ashore. What is shown in the photographs below is brown, foul smelling sewage mulch.  It was at least 5/6 inches deep in places and occurred overContinue reading “Sewage Washed Ashore on Nairn East Beach on 5th January 2026”