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  1. My councillor blog: Year 5, Week 18
    Scottish Water at Scotmid, Programme for Government, Merryton Bridge closure, Howford Bridge traffic lights, road closure, Nettles in Kingsteps Quarry, Become a Children’s Panel Member ...

    pauloldham.substack.com/p/year

    #HighlandCouncil #Nairnshire #Nairn #ScottishWater #A96

  2. Nairn Book & Arts Festival
    29 Aug–6 Sep

    Tickets are on sale for the 2026 Nairn Book & Arts Festival, an annual celebration of literature, art, music, and drama in the Scottish Highlands.

    nairnfestival.co.uk

    #Scottish #literature #arts #drama #music #Nairn #Highlands #festival #bookfestival

  3. My councillor blog: Year 5, Week 3
    Rosebank Primary School toilets, Nairn Academy, are you a carer?, anti-social behaviour, glyphosate ban, banking hub, road closures, A9/A96 Raigmore roundabout ...

    open.substack.com/pub/pauloldh

    #HighlandCouncil #Nairnshire #Nairn #A96 #A9 #glyphosate

  4. My councillor blog: Year 4, Week 50
    Cawdor & West Nairnshire Community Council, Ward Discretionary Fund, Community Led Local Development Fund, Community Regeneration Funding, NICE projects ...

    open.substack.com/pub/pauloldh

    #HighlandCouncil #NICENairn #Nairnshire #Nairn #Cawdor

  5. Your MP, Graham Leadbittter, your councillor (me), and your next MSP Emma Roddick out on the campaign trail in Nairn. It must be election time.

    #VoteSNP #Nairn #Nairnshire

  6. My councillor blog: Year 4, Week 43
    Welcome, Jubilee Bridge, Merryton Bridge, A96 roadworks, Grow Nairn, pedestrian railway crossing from Lochloy, cycle shelters, brown bin collections ...

    open.substack.com/pub/pauloldh

    #highlandCouncil #Nairnshire #Nairn #A96

  7. Down on the beach today. On the left you can see Ben Wyvis capped with snow. On the right six young women are going for a swim. They breed them tough in #Nairn

  8. I talked about the closure of the Jubilee Bridge in #Nairn in my last blog post but I've now seen photos from the initial inspection and it's rather more serious than I thought.

    As you'll see the subsidence is down to several of the ferro-concrete(?) beams which hold up the bridge floor having cracked and one in particular is very bad.

    I think we're lucky no one came to harm and I fear it may be some time before the bridge can be safely reopened.