Next Meeting

Please come and bring your views and support to our next meeting at the United Reform Church Hall on the roundabout at 7.30 p.m on Wednesday 11th February

All welcome!
Please note that there will be no meeting in January.

Warning to drivers who commit offences

At our October meeting Police Scotland  told us that the law gives  the legal right to impound cars for various offences and to charge for keeping and returning them to the owner. After 14 days, if unclaimed, cars may be crushed.

To help you pick up your dog waste

Dog waste bags are available at the public toilets at the Links, Harbour Street and  the East Beach, when the cleaner is on the premises.

NRCC have been in discussion with Police Officers about ant-social driving in Nairn-in particular in Harbour street. The police  have urged the public to note registration and colour of cars involved and telephone if possible whilst anti-social driving was happening.  Information may also be given to the Police by telephoning their 101 Number.

Theft Warning

Look out there's a thief about!

Police Officers at our last meeting warned us all that care should be taken to lock doors when upstairs or in the garden and to secure sheds and bikes. Thieves are nipping in and out, taking what they can and these opportunist crimes are difficult to solve as they don’t leave evidence.

NRCC Plan for Business 2013/14

A presentation that was made in the Community Centre on the 12th of December 2012

 Please note slides 2 and 5 will load line by line and slide 11 will only load line by line each time you click on the mouse - apart from that this slideshow is quite simple to use.

Green Dog Walkers

Thank you to all responsible dog owners in Nairn. Please can you help educate others who are not and get them to sign the pledge on the following leaflet.
 NRCC is currently in contact with Highland Council about this and these two links connect with a leaflet about the how  to be a Green Dog Walker
Page 1 of Green Dog Walker Leaflet Page 2
See our letter to Highland Council re Dog Dirt