Author: hughboag
-
Trust helps fund children’s parties
Childrens party organisers in Brodick and Lamlash have received a boost with grants from the Auchrannie Charitable Trust (ACT).
-
A tribute to Robin Jenks – a COAST stalwart
Dr Robin Jenks, who sadly passed away on November 10 at the age of 79, will be greatly missed by his wife Catherine and sons Michael and Christopher, as well as many people on Arran.
-
The bond of friendship is the greatest gift
A Christmas message from North Ayrshire Provost Anthea Dickson
-
Storms try to wipe out Christmas on Arran
Arran was bracing itself for a Christmas of disruption with high winds and storms scuppering travel plans.
-
Sport review of the year 2023
Part one January to June JANUARY: The dookers who took part in the annual new year’s day dook organised by the Douglas Hotel. 01_B01dook14 JANUARY: Arran Junior Rugby Club members resume their training at the Glenkiln indoor arena after a festive break. 01_B03rugbytrain01 FEBRUARY: Cyclists on Arran have helped to raise £6,000 for Doddie Aid.…
-
Community come together for carols at Christmas
It may have been wet and windy outside but their was a warm glow of fellowship at the Community Carol Service on Tuesday night.
-
The 12 Days of Christmas birds
Birds are associated with Christmas. Robins are a favourite on Christmas cards and turkey, geese and chickens are all feasted on. The traditional carol “The Twelve Days of Christmas” features an array of birds most of which would have been eaten at this festive time.
-
Santas make a dash through Brodick
Runners on Arran kept up the tradition of holding a Santa Dash last week marking the 10th anniversary since the first event.
-
VisitArran host some Christmas fun
VisitArran held their annual Christmas wine and nibbles evening for business members last Tuesday night at Little Rock in Brodick.
-
Public consultation on ferry contract underway
Public consultation has started for the for the new Clyde and Hebrides Ferry Services (CHFS3) contract and will be open until March 8, 2024.