Category: Mid Argyll
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Community initiative offers first house for rent
TI is scoping out plans to potentially build, or enable the building of, new housing for rent and possibly purchase with a rural housing burden attached.
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Kilmelford bridge re-opens – under weight restriction
Kilmelford bridge on the A816 has been rebuilt and opened to traffic again on Monday – with a piper playing and villagers cheering. And Argyll and Bute Council said earlier this week it would lift weight restrictions on the bridge to vehicles weighing up 44 tonnes (the maximum weight allowed on UK roads) at 4pm…
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Snowdrop Argyll group’s work goes on show at Ardrishaig Public Hall
The group’s work discusses with each other what a mental health “revolution” may look like.
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Ukraine appeal stops collections in continued fundraising push
A Mid Argyll appeal has announced it will halt collections, while continuing its fundraising efforts for Ukraine after the Russian invasion.
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Tesco home deliveries still at “limited capacity”
Tesco said from October 25, deliveries were available to “some areas in Oban” but did not define where
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Port Charlotte to gain 16 new homes
Plans for 16 new homes on Islay have been given the go-ahead by council chiefs. The application by MacLeod Construction, for land northeast of Daal Terrace in Port Charlotte, was awarded planning permission this week. Only one representation was received by Argyll and Bute Council from a member of the public, who asked that vulnerable…
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New minister appointed for Oban, Kilmore and Tiree
Reverend Alex MacCallum was originally baptised in Inveraray Parish Church and has many happy childhood memories of the area as his father was originally from the town.
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A83 overnight closures from November 6
Access through the work site for emergency services will be maintained at all times.
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Come On In-Here We Are receives lottery funding for vital service
Our volunteers visiting makes a massive difference to someone’s daily life.
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Tesco home deliveries still at “limited capacity”
Tesco said from October 25, deliveries were available to “some areas in Oban” but did not define where