Seven new Oban homes planned
Plans have been submitted to build seven new houses, comprising two terraces, in Oban
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Festival funding pot opens for bids
Argyll and Bute Council’s latest round of funding will will cover events and festivals taking place between April 2022 and March 2023 that are of strategic importance.
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Coll and Tiree to help halt Argyll’s worst population decline
In a bid to reverse one of Scotland’s biggest population declines, Argyll and Bute Council has approved plans to turn Coll and Tiree into pilot ‘repopulation zones’ which, if successful, will be rolled out across the region
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Council vows extra £98k to firms that missed its £500k Covid hardship fund
The council set up the Business Hardship Fund with over £500k of Holyrood funding to help businesses affected by the covid pandemic – but some were too late to benefit
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Oban losing tourism income due to airport’s 9 to 5 office hours, says pilot
One pilot claims Argyll is losing tourism income due to Oban Airport’s ‘restrictive’ 9am to 5.45pm office hours.
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Give your views on flood risk management plans
There are just a few weeks left for residents in Argyll and Bute to give their views in a national consultation to help shape how we protect homes and businesses from the risk of flooding
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Council reaffirms pledge to tackle climate change
Argyll and Bute Council has once again signalled its commitment to supporting the global drive to tackle the climate change emergency
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Could Oban be a city? Council has a crack against rival towns
Public urged to get behind bid for Oban city status
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Council sets out affordable housing plans
The revised Strategic Housing Investment Plan (SHIP) has the potential to deliver around 343 new affordable homes in 2021/22 and over 700 additional homes in subsequent years.
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Council to host education climate summit next month
Each session online will last approximately one hour and include presentations by a wide selection of groups including The Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS), schools, ALIEnergy, Wreckspeditions Dive Charters Ltd, Time for Change Argyll, and the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust.