Author: markmcsherry
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Leader, November 10, 2023
Wise heads need to prevail in Ardrishaig amid the good news the village’s KGV Community Park Association has been selected by the Scottish Co-op Community Fund as a recipient for 2023-24. The association’s aim for this funding is to develop six acres of land “from its condemned status, back into community use”. The issue is…
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