News is constantly changing, and here at Highland News and Media, we always aim to keep you up to date with what’s going on in your community.

It’s something we’ve been doing for over 200 years, when our oldest title was first released.

No one covers your area like we do.

In the aftermath of the first 18 months of the pandemic, we look to the future – while remembering the values ​​that have held us at the heart of our communities for centuries. The appetite for reliable local news has never been stronger.

In addition to selling thousands of newspapers each week in the North of Scotland, we have seen exceptional growth in the number of page views and unique visitors to our websites.

More people than ever are visiting our websites for reliable local information – from 600,000 pageviews per month in January 2019 to over 4 million last month.

Now we bring you another way to make accessing our content easier than ever.

Starting today, we’re launching new digital subscription packages, giving you access to the news that is important to you on any device, including the new HNM app.

It’s a great way to stay connected to your community, with a range of subscription packages available giving unlimited access to our exclusive content in news, sports, entertainment and features. The HNM app will include access to all of our headlines in the form of a newspaper replica, as well as a live feed of the latest news and sports.

There is also a puzzle section with unlimited interactive challenges for you to test your brain.

And until the end of October, you get £ 10 savings on our Digital + annual subscription package – see promotion on pages 8-9 for the discount code.

HNM Publishing Director Steve Barron said: “This is an exciting time for us at HNM and we are excited to launch our new digital subscription packages, which offer a new way to access all of our unique content.

“We’re more committed than ever to delivering quality, trusted local content to our readers, whether they’re picking up a newspaper or their phone. “

Visit www.grampianonline.co.uk/subscribe/ to learn more and to subscribe.

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