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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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Halloween @ Kilmallie Hall Drop inThe Pumpkin Patch - Cook, Create & Decorate
at Kilmallie Community Hall -
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The Great Singing Spell - Family ConcertTaynuilt Community choir and TADDS
at Taynuilt Village Hall
However you want to listen - we've got you covered
Today's Weather
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Fort WilliamSunny intervals
High: 11°C | Low: 3°C
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Oban
Sunny intervals
High: 11°C | Low: 4°C
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Mallaig
Sunny intervals
High: 11°C | Low: 6°C
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Tobermory
Sunny intervals
High: 11°C | Low: 6°C
Latest News
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1800s law must be updated to protect 'backbone' of UK - MPAn inadequate law from the 19th century must be strengthened to deter saboteurs from attacking the UK's critical undersea cables and pipelines, a minister has said.
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Cowardly killers who refuse to attend sentencing will face new penaltiesKillers who refuse to attend sentence hearings could be confined to their cell for weeks or lose visiting privileges.
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Woman who died after crash had 'unrelated' injuriesA woman who died following a car crash in South Wales had sustained injuries that were not related to the incident, police have said.
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Scrap 'unfair' prescription charges in England, say pharmaciesPharmacy leaders have called for prescription charges to be scrapped in England.
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'Millions' of exploitation attempts since security flaw affecting websites emergedThere have been "millions" of exploitation attempts since a "critical" security flaw affecting websites around the world emerged, according to a major tech company.
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Pope Leo's doctors say tests show he needs no further treatment for lung cancerPope Leo's doctors say final tissue and molecular tests have confirmed his lung cancer was localised, and no further treatment is needed, the Vatican said in a statement.
