Cyclist Carol makes it up ‘Everest’
The Lochgilphead librarian, who is a member of the North Argyll Cycle Club, cycled 72 times up Glen Salloch near Barcaldine to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support in memory of her dad.
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Food from Argyll secures funding boost
Food From Argyll is one of 14 regional groups getting a share of a new food and drink £250,000 fund, supported by the Scottish Government.
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Funding puts North Uist school in community’s hands
Plans are to turn it into a community hub, an environmental centre and later to provide accommodation for visitors, students and temporary workers.
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New online booking system for boaters
The new digital licences and booking process are just one part of making sure customers benefit from an unrivalled experience when visiting Scotland’s inland waterways.
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Who dunnit appeal could save taxpayers’ expense
There are hopes a bill to the council can be avoided if police are able to pass on the driver’s details for a claim against their insurance instead, says councillor Roddy McCuish.
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New steering group for Ganavan
The new group got backing from community councillors at a meeting on Monday.
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Man watching family with binoculars claimed he was retrieving his cat
The man jumped to one side and hid when he was spotted at the bedroom window, Oban Sheriff Court heard.
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Debate Night looking for people from Argyll and Bute for virtual tour
The show’s host is inviting people from only Argyll and Bute to apply now for its episode on Wednesday October 7. The programme goes out at 10.30pm
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Argyll and Bute Council passes anti-racism motion
The council has resolved to strengthen its commitment to make Argyll and Bute an inclusive place where people want to live