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Nevis Radio is the West Highland's own radio station, broadcasting from the foot of Ben Nevis across Scotland's West Coast and around the world. We are a registered Scottish charity, with a core team supported by a network of committed volunteers. From live event coverage to local news, music, and community voices - this is the sound of the West Coast.
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ASSC Regional Gathering: Fort William
Join Scotland’s self-catering and tourism sector in Fort William on 4th November for a day of industry insights, discussion and networking.
at Highland Cinema -
However you want to listen - we've got you covered
Today's Weather
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Oban
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Tobermory
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Latest News
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'Everything is destroyed': Hackers target refrigerators in new cyber attacksCyber hackers have targeted fridges and freezers in supermarkets in several European countries including Ireland – causing temperatures to increase and food to spoil.
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Trans row nurse Sandie Peggie loses discrimination case against unionThe Royal College of Nursing (RCN) did not discriminate against one of its members because of her gender beliefs, a tribunal has ruled.
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FIFA to partially release documents relating to World Cup sell-off planFIFA will give members of its ruling council access to some documents for the first time related to the World Cup sell-off, Sky News understands.
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Sky News expands Arc XP partnership for a new app and websiteSky News has expanded its partnership with media platform Arc XP to provide the technology underpinning its new app and website.
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Greenpeace deploys boulders in North Sea to 'protect porpoises'Greenpeace says it has formed an underwater barrier with boulders in the North Sea to prevent "destructive fishing" in an area created to protect porpoises.
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Man who stabbed 10 on train said 'I am the baddest', court hearsA man who stabbed 10 people on a train said "I am the baddest, no-one is as bad as me" as he paced up and down on a different train the day before, a court has heard.
