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Nevis Radio is the West Highlands’ own radio station, broadcasting live from the foot of Ben Nevis to listeners across the West Coast and around the world. As a registered Scottish charity, we are delivered by a core team supported by a committed network of volunteers, all working to serve our local communities. From live SSDT coverage to local news, music, and community voices — this is the sound of the West Coast.
What’s on!
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Lochaber Pride Drop-In
Join us for a relaxed, informal, no-pressure monthly drop-in hosted by Lochaber Pride at the Highland Cinema. Taking place on the first Sunday of every month, s...
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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
at Glen Nevis Restaurant
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However and wherever you want to listen — we've got you covered.
Today's Weather
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Fort WilliamLight rain
High: 18°C | Low: 13°C
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ObanMedium-level cloud
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Mallaig
Light rain
High: 16°C | Low: 13°C
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Tobermory
Light rain
High: 18°C | Low: 14°C
Latest News
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Father jailed after murdering newborn son in 'sudden fit of anger'A man has been sentenced to life in prison after murdering his four-week-old son by shaking him.
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'Significant incident' as more than 100 firefighters tackle massive blaze at industrial siteMore than 100 firefighters are tackling a blaze at a large industrial unit in Essex as a "significant incident" is declared.
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Police boat carrying armed officers crashes into bridge in LondonFive officers have been injured after a police boat crashed into Westminster Bridge in central London.
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Four Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers killed in West Bank confrontationFour Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers have been shot dead during a confrontation near a village in the occupied West Bank.
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Woman in her 20s charged after car bomb intercepted near Irish borderA woman in her 20s has been charged after an "extremely significant" car bomb was intercepted by Irish police near the border with Northern Ireland.
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Prison staff asked to warn of any prison unrest due to delays in releasesThe government has asked prison staff to make them aware of any "stability issues" that may develop inside jails after delays to prisoners' early release dates, Sky News understands.
