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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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Dementia Scotland Fundraiser
An evening of music raising money for Dementia Scotland at the West Highland Hotel in Mallaig featuring Michelle McManus and the Flaming Blackhearts
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Highland African Beats African Drumming Weekend
Join Highland African Beats as we celebrate our 10th Birthday with our first African Drumming Weekend with Djembeföla Mohamed Gueye.
at Roy Bridge Memorial Hall -
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Pink Ladies Argyll Bingo & Cocktail night at the Lochnell ArmsBingo & Cocktail Night
at Lochnell Arms
However you want to listen - we've got you covered
Today's Weather
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Fort WilliamLight rain
High: 16°C | Low: 10°C
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ObanLight rain
High: 17°C | Low: 12°C
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MallaigLight rain
High: 15°C | Low: 12°C
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TobermoryLight rain
High: 16°C | Low: 11°C
Latest News
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Three people charged with assaulting emergency worker after migrant boat protestThree people have been charged with assaulting an emergency worker following protests in Gosport as a boat carrying migrants was rescued at sea.
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Teenagers to be offered new vocational GCSEsTeenagers in England will be able to study new vocational GCSEs as part of the government's plans to tackle youth unemployment.
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Son of Israeli ambassador to US 'seriously injured' in West Bank ramming attackThe son of Israel's ambassador to the US has reportedly been seriously injured in a ramming attack in the occupied West Bank.
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Netherlands to return to Eurovision as it drops boycott over Israel participationThe Netherlands will return to the Eurovision Song Contest in 2027 after abandoning a boycott over Israel's participation.
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Report calls for a National Resilience Corps formed of thousands of volunteersA new report is calling for a National Resilience Corps (NRC), formed of tens of thousands of volunteers, to strengthen Britain's security preparedness.