Category: Mid Argyll
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Relief as A816 emergency detour opens
A new emergency road, which bypasses the original A816 was opened on Saturday following October’s huge landslide.
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Man in serious condition after A83 crash
Police Scotland are appealing for information after a lorry and a van collided on the A83 at around 9.50am on Monday December 18.
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Roadworks get underway on Rest diversion route
Roadworks to realign the southern end of a temporary diversion route on the A83 will start at the Rest and Be Thankful this week.
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Argyll police officer recognised for outstanding bravery
A police offer has been recognised for her bravery after saving two members of the public during a severe weather event in Argyll.
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Changes to bin collections over festive period
There will be some changes to bin collections in Argyll and Bute during the festive period. Mid Argyll: Collections due on Monday December 25 will instead be carried out on Friday December 22. Collections due on Monday January 1 will instead be carried out on Friday December 29. Lingerton recycling and civic amenity site will…
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VIDEO: Relief as A816 emergency detour opens
A new emergency road, which bypasses the original A816 was opened on Saturday following October’s huge landslide.
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Collision closes A83 near Strone Point
The A83 Campbeltown to Loch Lomond road has been shut due to a collision east of Inveraray.
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Amber weather warning expected to cause “significant” disruption in West Highlands
The Met Office has advised an amber warning is in place for Oban, Fort William, Kyle of Lochalsh and South Skye on Sunday.
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United Auctions, Dalmally, Saturday December 3 2023
United Auctions, Dalmally, Saturday December 3: sold 436 store cattle and 3 breeding cattle. Bullocks sold to £1530 for a LimX from I R Morrison, 13 Eoligarry, Barra to average £827.01 (+£100.19) and heifers sold to £1360 for a pair of SimX from F D A & D Mcvicar, Lephinchapel to average £751.33 (+£120.48). Bullocks…
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Flooding victims will spend Christmas in caravan
A Kilmartin Glen couple are facing Christmas in a freezing caravan after their home was devastated by flooding, writes Rita Campbell. When water poured through Millar’s Cottage in Rhudle, around £25,000 worth of Catriona and Charles Gorrie’s possessions were destroyed. But so many family heirlooms, including Catriona’s late mother’s sewing kit, are simply irreplaceable. The…