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New voluntary parking charges rolled out in Nairn to help with influx of summer visitors Updated: May 20, 2021, 4:04 pm © SANDY McCOOK Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up New voluntary parking charges are being rolled out in a north town in an attempt to raise funds for local infrastructure. Funds raised from the parking fees in Nairn will go towards the common good fund as well as increasing CCTV and ongoing maintenance costs in the town. Highland Council has installed the machines at the Harbour, Cum...

© SYSTEM Licensing chiefs have issued Forfar’s first 2am pub licence in a vote of confidence for the ‘tight ship’ which made the policy-breaking bid. 10 Café Bar applied for the longer opening on Friday and Saturday nights as part of its pandemic recovery plan . Covid-19 restrictions have seen the town centre premises closed for most of the past year. Angus pubs are normally restricted to a 1am terminal closing time at the weekend. But owner Alan Hampton convinced the area’s licensing board to approve the extra hour with a pledge to continue the bar’s zero tolerance approach towar...

Aberfeldy cat baffles owner by bringing home seasoning and live rabbit © Chelsea Taylor A cat left his Aberfeldy owner baffled after he returned home this week with a packet of seasoning for “chicken in red wine”. Local cat Seamus regularly brings home surprises for his owner Chelsea Taylor, including a live rabbit earlier this week. Seamus has his own Instagram account where Chelsea charts his adventures, but she said he had “outdone himself” with his most recent surprise. Chelsea shared a picture of three-year-old Seamus alongside the packet of Schwartz seasoning he had brought thr...

Police in Montrose have warned local businesses of a spike in cases of fake cash being used in the area to buy goods

It has been designed to end the current “blame-game system” between track and train operators. Secretary of State for Transport Grant Shapps It has sparked a row with the Scottish Government, which earlier this year revealed plans to nationalise train services north of the border by March 2022 and says it was not consulted on the GBR project. Getting Aberdeenshire back on track Aberdeen-based train driver Jordan Jack launched the Campaign for North-East Rail (CNER) at the start of April to reopen long-shut stations throughout the north-east that have been closed since the 1960s Beeching c...