Category: Leisure
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Plan ahead with Oilfast Home Heating Oil Services
Now that Autumn is here it’s getting chilly, and we are starting to switch our heating on more and more. We recommend that you don’t delay ordering your winter fuel and plan ahead instead to avoid running dry, especially if we experience bad weather. It’s sensible to fill your tank as early as you can…
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Hallowe’en comes to Wednesday Club
Inveraray’s Senior Citizen’s Wednesday Club had a Hallowe’en day last week, with some games and a quick quiz in the Nicoll Hall. Kirsty correctly guessed the weight of the large pumpkin and Ian the weight of the smaller one. Many of the club dressed up but Hazel was deemed to be the day’s best dressed.…
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Inverlochy, Glenfinnan and Morar on Alistair Moffat’s war paths
Writer Alistair Moffat walks the battlefields upon which Highland clans fought in his new book War Paths.
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Western Isles pipers hit the right notes at annual gathering
The event included youngsters from the Southern Isles, despite initial fears that low tides would impact the Sound of Harris ferry service and stop them travelling.
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Cinema’s spooktacular Hallowe’en line-up
Campbeltown Picture House has lined up a series of spooky films in honour of Hallowe’en
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From our Files, October 27 2023
A look back at the Courier’s archives from 10, 25, 50 and 100 years ago
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Photograph of the Week, October 27 2023
This atmospheric shot of artist Antony Gormley’s sculpture GRIP at Saddell Bay was taken by Paul Sherry while visiting his daughter Helen Rowlands in Carradale
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Photograph of the week – October 27 2023
Ken MacTaggart of Inveraray climbed Cruach nan Capull hill behind St Catherines on a benign early autumn day and was able to capture this image of Inveraray, Inveraray Castle, Strone Point and even the hills of Mull in the distance.
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Inspire activities re-start after school holidays
The Inspire Activities hosted by KA Leisure at Arran High School has restarted following a short two-week break during the school holidays.