Category: Mid Argyll
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Caravan park stays in the family as owners retire
It has become an integral part of the community, with the laundrette being well-used by Lochgilphead locals.
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Police Files – November 10 2023
Vandalism A black Kia Sportage was vandalised with a long horizontal scratch along the driver’s side panel and door sometime between 4pm on Monday October 23 and 12pm on Friday October 27, on the road at Glenfield, Tarbert. Police are investigating this incident and appealing for witnesses. Anyone with information regarding this matter can contact…
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Winter Bazaar buzzes with activity
It was a bright, cold and – most importantly – dry weekend for the annual Winter Bazaar at Christ Church Lochgilphead at the weekend. With 35 stalls inside the church and outside in marquees, there was everything from games, raffles, art, craft, jewellery, soap, textiles, ceramics, cakes, savoury baking to cheese, teas, gift ideas, stocking…
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Mid Argyll under 14 girls in Glasgow Warriors event
On the evening of Friday November 3, Mid Argyll RFC’s under-14 girls travelled to the home of Glasgow Warriors to compete in an U14 round robin tournament before the Warriors took on South African team DHL Stormers. With a small squad of eight, the girls were joined by two Oban players and three Lenzie players.…
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Mid Argyll RFC learn lessons in Irvine defeat
Irvine set their stall out early and were only interested in rumbling the ball through their forward line.
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Mid Argyll hotels win big at prestigious hotel awards
The awards for Loch Fyne Hotel & Spa follow a £765,000 investment in the hotel which saw its leisure facilities and spa refurbished.
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Ardrishaig KGV Park gets Co-op Community Fund boost
KGV Community Park Association may now have to find a way to accommodate separate, existing plans for a nearby Ardrishaig Community Garden, to which it objects in its current form.
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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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Ardrishaig flower shop owner’s 180-mile commute
Morna leaves Ardfern about 7.30am and gets home after 8pm after her 180-mile round trip to work in Ardrishaig.