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Now in its 17th year, Thursday’s programme (March 11) at 7pm sees blind adventurer Dean Dunbar trying out the fast-trending sport of windfoil boarding in Oban Bay with the help of the town’s Patrick Winterton who presents the show and fellow foiling enthusiast Andy Corbe
Between 2021 and 2021, the project will be launched in four stages, each directed at a different ability level. Users will have the option of face-to-face classes, self-guided online learning, and media content through a variety of platforms – or all three at the same time
The new programme will be delivered by MG ALBA, with Sabhal Mòr Ostaig as lead academic partner, and the BBC as media content provider.
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
Produced by MacTV, the programme follows the Stornoway band as they gain momentum and fame ahead of the launch of their second album and a landmark gig at the legendary Glasgow venue, the Barrowland Ballroom.
BBC’s The One Show was filming the town’s famous waterfront birds this week for a show hopefully to be aired next year.
Rhoda, who moved to the island several years ago, is one of the characters whose daily lives are being followed in an observational documentary on BBC ALBA.
The One Show presenter Matt Allwright will be finding out about the crucial role Cruachan has in powering up homes during the British lockdown.
Our special correspondent on the peninsula, Nic Goddard, catches up with former BBC presenter, Simon Wills, and finds out about his continuing quest for new adventures.
