Rumours rife over Cawdor Castle star act

SPECULATION is mounting over the superstar act booked to appear at a concert at one of the Highlands’ most famous castles – Press and Journal

Highland fish plant plan before committee

A proposal to convert a site used for rearing chickens into a fish processing plant will be considered by Highland Council members for a second time, reports the BBC

Cawdor signs music venue deal

Music promoters have said a 700-year-old castle in the Highlands is to become a major music venue after signing a contract with its owners, reports the BBC

First pictures: Mark Owen and wedding guests at Cawdor

Mark Owen married his fiancee Emma Ferguson today at Cawdor Parish Church. Moray Firth Live were there and captured some of the guest as they arrived at the venue. Pictures: Susan Hindley

Cawdor set for deluge of Take That fans

Cawdor is bracing itself for an influx of Take That fans later today as heart-throb Mark Owen marries his fiancee Emma Ferguson at Cawdor. He may be a member of one of the country’s biggest bands, but the singer has shunned magazine deals to opt for a low-key wedding, reports STV

Take That fly in for Mark’s big day

MARK Owen’s Take That pals flew into Scotland yesterday ahead of his fairytale wedding at Cawdor tomorrow, reports The Sun

Cawdor food festival is growing in popularity

ORGANIC growers and producers in the Highlands converged on Cawdor Castle on Saturday for the annual Living Food festival, reports the Press and Journal

Living Food Festival, Cawdor Castle, near Nairn

A celebration of organic and local produce with 50 food and information stalls, organic barbecue, organic beer and wine, eco fashion show by Cawdor School, cooking demonstrations led by Michelin-starred chef Charlie Lockley from Boath House and live music. Phone 01667 404401 www.cawdorcastle.com for further details, 10am-5pm, Saturday.

Jobs boost in prospect if fish plant goes ahead at Cawdor

Plans to transform an ailing chicken farm between Inverness and Nairn into a fish processing plant could create 150 jobs, reports the Press and Journal