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The fun evening to bring people together came from a discussion between Matthew Prosser, who organises a regular Monday evening ‘kickabout’ and Highlife Highland staff at the Leven Centre.
A children’s fun day organised on Saturday by parents at Seil Island Hall brought in just over £500 and involved all ages from the community getting hands-on with the first big event since Covid lockdown.
Farmer Sheila MacGregor has painted a cheery sign welcoming people to the woodland as they walk from the ferry just before Little Horseshoe Bay on the island’s east side and a box is ready and waiting for donations. Every £1 will buy a tree.
Community poll under way – Friends of Ganavan need your feedback as soon as possible.
Wording ‘sticking plaster’ about repairs had been used more than once in discussions about the state of Tobermory High School, Mull Community Council was told when the topic came up at its May meeting.
Home Start Lorn was one of the successful applicants for a CalMac Community Fund award . It will use its share to provide counselling for new parents experiencing mental health issues.
The arrangement comes as part of a leisure theme review that formed the council’s budget planning process for 2021-22.
