Author: markmcsherry
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Leader, October 13, 2023
Community leaders quickly realised the severity and scale of the situation.
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Mid Argyll opens its doors to stranded travellers
The Lochgilphead Joint Campus was opened to provide shelter, food and warmth and in Inverarary, Church of Scotland minister Dorothy Wallace led a big effort to host the stranded.
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Farmer who lost 150 bales says floods ‘beyond belief’
Farmer Brian Walker said the bales will cost £35 to £40 each to replace.
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Farmer who lost 150 bales says floods ‘beyond belief’
Farmer Brian Walker said the bales will cost £35 to £40 each to replace.
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Lochgoil reels from ‘catastrophic’ storm damage
A big clean up effort is already under way, with around 30 volunteers shifting tonnes of debris and dirt.
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Councillor’s Column – October 13, 2023
We’re excited to hear more about how Tarbert will benefit from a dedicated Regeneration Scheme.
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Hyslop chairs her first meeting of A83 Taskforce
The A83 Taskforce includes local politicians, representatives of Argyll and Bute Council, community councils and business organisations.
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Lulabelles of Tarbert wins Tripadvisor award
Lulabelles of Tarbert uses local produce and fuses it with flavours from around the world.
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Artist Stuart Herd found dead in France
Artist Stuard Herd bounced back from a major accident in 2011 that resulted in him losing an eye.
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From our Files – October 6, 2023
TEN YEARS AGO Friday October 4, 2013 Developer shows interest in buying Clock Lodge A commercial developer has expressed an interest in buying the Clock Lodge in Lochgilphead and leasing the Grade B listed building to the community. The Advertiser this week learned a developer, whose identity has not been revealed, is in discussions with…