Strathnairn Community
Welcome to Strathnairn - Fàilte gu Srath Narann
Strathnairn lies 8 miles South West of Inverness and borders the Monadhliath Mountains. The Strath’s borders reach to the south by Dunmaglass, following the River Nairn through Croachy, Brin, Farr and Daviot, finally ending near where the Clava Cairns and Culloden Battlefield lie.
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Much of the landscape that attracted early settlers to live and work the land along the River Nairn remains unchanged today. Since those times, many more will have wound their way along the Strath, following the Nairn along from the rugged and inhospitable Monadliath Mountains that loom in the distance behind Dunmaglas, and towards Culloden Moor and beyond.
We will never be sure just how many early dwellers settled here or indeed passed through the Strath over several thousands of years. What is still certain today is that Strathnairn is home to a vibrant and dynamic community of people who live and work here. This website aims to bring together local organisations, news, events, clubs, activities and invitations, keeping all who live in Strathnairn together, up to date and informed.
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Protecting Our Dark Skies: What do we stand to lose?
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CARN NA SAOBHAIDH WIND FARM EXHIBITION & UPDATE | RES (DEVELOPER)
Community Exhibition & Update CARN NA SAOBHAIDH WIND FARM UPDATE | RES (DEVELOPER) From RES (15.07.26) "We are writing to provide a short update on activity relating to the Carn na Saobhaidh Wind Farm proposal and details of the first public consultation events,...
Protecting Our Dark Skies: What do we stand to lose?
Tomorrow | Thursday 16 July @ 7-8.30pm | Wasps Creative Studios, Midmills Road & Stephen's Brae, Inverness IV2 3JP as part of Gael Hillyard’s 'Continuum' Exhibition Protecting Our Dark Skies: What do we stand to lose? Protecting Our Dark Skies: What Do We Stand to...
Upcoming traffic management at Lynebeg and Tomatin 13 to 24 July
Construction of the new Lynebeg and Tomatin underpasses is progressing well as part of the A9 Dualling: Tomatin to Moy project. The next stage of works involves installing large structural beams at both underpasses. To allow this work to be carried out safely,...
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