Protecting Our Dark Skies: What do we stand to lose?
Strathnairn Stargazing Group's Andy MacGregor, Chair & Julie Macrae (Project Advisor to Strathnairn Community Council) are teaming up with Highland Astronomical Society's (HAS) Pauline Macrae, Chair & Gael Hillyard, for short talks and conversations around Scotland's Dark Skies (informed by local reference to Strathnairn & Inverness's observations and experience); and with reference to the wider Highlands as it goes through a period of transformational change.
Mobile Library Farr Community Hall
Highlife Highland's Mobile Library comes directly to Farr Hall. Feel free to place an advance order from the full catalogue, or choose from a small [...]
Lunch Club Farr Hall
Over 55's / seniors' community-based lunch club. The lunch club runs monthly, on the last Tuesday of the month. It's free to attend / [...]
Summer Stargazing Treat_Community-watch of Perseid Meteor Shower
Summer Stargazing Treat | Community-watch of the Perseid Meteor Shower with Strathnairn Stargazing Group
12 AUGUST 2026 | 10PM TO MIDNIGHT @ FARR COMMUNITY HALL
Strathnairn Community Council (SNCC) Monthly Meeting
SNCC Monthly Meeting Strathnairn Community Council (SNCC) Strathnairn Community Council are the core community liaison group between the local community (Strathnairn) and the local authority [...]
Lunch Club Farr Hall
Over 55's / seniors' community-based lunch club. The lunch club runs monthly, on the last Tuesday of the month. It's free to attend / [...]
Mobile Library Farr Community Hall
Highlife Highland's Mobile Library comes directly to Farr Hall. Feel free to place an advance order from the full catalogue, or choose from a small [...]
Farr Gala 2026_Saturday 12 September 26
Farr Gala 2026
Confirmed as Saturday 12 September 2026 @ Farr Community Hall & Pitches
For contribution to ideas, planning or other offers of help email the committee & team > farrgalacommittee@gmail.com
For more info and updates see Facebook
CARN NA SAOBHAIDH WIND FARM EXHIBITION & UPDATE | RES (DEVELOPER)
RES first announced plans for Carn na Saobhaidh in November 2024 and wrote to the Community Council to introduce the proposals. Since then RES have been carrying out studies on the plans - RES first proposed 29 turbines at a tip height of up to 200 m. Following further studies and investigation, RES will present plans for 24 turbines at a tip height of up to 200 m, with an overall site generating capacity of 172.8 MW.
Strathnairn Community Council (SNCC) Monthly Meeting
SNCC Monthly Meeting Strathnairn Community Council (SNCC) Strathnairn Community Council are the core community liaison group between the local community (Strathnairn) and the local authority [...]
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