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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.
What’s on!
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Glen Nevis Quiz nightThe opportunity to test your knowledge in the fortnightly quizzes in the Glen Nevis Restaurant. Hosted by Nevis Radio
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However you want to listen - we've got you covered
Today's Weather
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Fort WilliamHeavy Rain
High: 10°C | Low: 6°C
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ObanLight rain shower
High: 11°C | Low: 7°C
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Mallaig
Light rain shower
High: 10°C | Low: 8°C
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TobermoryLight rain
High: 11°C | Low: 7°C
Latest News
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Police to allow some offenders to breach curfews without arrestThe Metropolitan Police is reducing enforcement of offenders who breach their tag conditions amid resourcing pressures and following early prisoner release, Sky News understands.
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Student protesters aim for electoral victory over Serbia's long serving leaderPeople in Serbia are voting in a parliamentary election that is being viewed as a showdown between former president Aleksandar Vucic and a university student protest movement.
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Bus and lorry collide killing 22, including passengers 'returning from funeral'At least 22 people have been killed after a bus and lorry collided in Kenya, police say.
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Brazilians head to the polls with left-winger and son of Trump ally neck and neckBrazilians are going to the polls today to elect a president in a run-off vote that is being closely watched around the world.
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British and French paratroopers take part in major wargame in GermanyOver 2,500 British and French troops have taken part in a wargame in Germany designed to show how NATO territory could be defended against an attack.
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Labour unveils £285m funding boost to 'shift power' to local leadersAndy Burnham has announced £285m to fund local communities, declaring mayors shouldn't have to go "cap in hand to Westminster".
