Category: Mid Argyll
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Tayvallich Initiative and Highlands Rewilding mull over micro-enterprises
Among the ideas being considered are tree nurseries, deer larders, kelp farming and clean energy production.
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Argyll Fyne Art Group exhibition and sale planned
The group produces a variety of artwork including landscapes, seascapes, flora and fauna, abstracts and portraiture.
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Kilmartin Glen prehistoric rock art excavation draws crowds
Carnasserie Farm lies in the prehistoric landscape of Kilmartin Glen, known for its Neolithic and Bronze Age archaeology.
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Argyll & Bute MP demands only “legal and proportionate” response to Hamas terrorist attack
Mr O’Hara said that although he supported Israel’s right to find the perpetrators and to hold them to account for their actions, International Humanitarian Law dictated that “a collective punishment against an entire civilian population, one which involves forced displacement, the cutting off of water, food, fuel and medicine, can never be legal or proportionate.”
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Probe finds no evidence of fraud in ferry tendering process
An independent investigation into allegations that Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL) may have acted fraudulently or rigged the tendering and awarding process for the construction of the two new Arran ferries has found no evidence for this claim.
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Final design details in the spotlight
Argyll and Bute Council has commissioned a specialist design team to prepare proposals for safer walking, cycling and wheeling between the Joint Campus, the town centre and Bishopton Road. Following the first stage in May 2021 proposing three route options, a second consultation in June-July 2021 led to a final route design. The detailed designs…
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Lily is first to receive Sona Campbell Award
Argyll Clarsach Society unveiled their new bursary, the Sona Campbell Award, at the Ceòl Earra-Ghàidheil Tune book re-launch earlier this month at the Gather in Tarbert. The Sona Campbell Award will be given annually to a clarsach pupil showing exceptional resilience, dedication, and promise. Sona Campbell was for many years secretary of the Argyll Clarsach Society,…
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19th Argyll Scouts manage to save their equipment
The Free Church provided space and parents, leaders and scouts got to work the day after the extreme weather to make sure the equipment was not ruined.
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Young singers strike the right Gaelic storytelling notes
It was a successful day for West Highland singers at this year’s Royal National Mòd on Monday, with talented youngsters enthralling spectators in Paisley.
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Body found in search for Tarbet man
A body has been found in the search for Stuart Brown from Tarbet.