AGM

The Association of Nairn Businesses will hold its AGM in the Music room at Nairn Community Centre at 7pm on Monday 30th May.

 

Postcard from the edge, or near to it

As  despatched  to Keith Brown MSP , Transport Minister  .

 

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We will keep you informed of any response......

 

Street Market Celebrity Wanted

The Nairn Street Market will be taking place  this year on Saturday 20th July.

It is always  a really popular and well supported event and this year will see it back to its best, with lots of stalls  and entertainment, from the top of the Brae right up into Leopold Street.
The roads will be closed for the day, so we can all enjoy a car free High Street.

On important job to do though is to find someone to offically open the event and we thought the best people to decide who should do it would be the residents of Nairn.

Apart from cutting the ribbon, we will be treating our celebrity to  lunch for two at the Classroom to say thanks for helping us on the day.

 

So, if you have can suggest someone who you think deserves a treat, or perhaps nominate someone who does a lot of work that has benefited people in the town , please let us know by emailing us This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

Roadworks/Streetscape

As mentioned in a prevous article, the snagging starts on the Streetscape on Monday 11th April - hopefully it will be done quickly and without any great disruption.

We've also been led to believe that a meeting is to take place between the Highalnd Council, Bear  & Transport Scotland to try and make some sense out of the wave of roadworks madness which currently sees the town gridlocked on a daily basis. Our plans to contact the Scottish Transport Minister to see if he has any idea of what's happening have come to nothing  as we don't seem to have a Transport Minister, or any other sort of Minister, at the moment due to the impending election.

A bit like buses, we'll just have to wait and I'm sure another one will come along. A bit like buses, it may be a little late though.

 

Access Panel survey

The Nairn Access Panel are to send representatives into the High Street over the next few weeks to make  a study of the situation  regarding access to shops, cafes  and other premises for those who have restricted mobility or suffer from impaired vision.

 

There are many easy and affordable ways that businesses can improve access facilities and we'll take advice from the Access Panel when they have had chance to  collate the information they've  gathered.

 
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