Science park trees axed
Trees are being removed at the European Marine Science Centre in preparation for road widening and the creation of a new parking area.
News
Tag: Dunstaffnage
News
Firm sets out Dunstaffnage sea farm expansion
‘I swim, I have a paddleboard, I go to Ganavan with my kids and I can’t keep my dog out of the water – personally I don’t have any concerns,’ says company development manager.
News
Limited time to have a say on fish farm extension near Ganavan
The public has until March 13 to have a say, even though there is no date for when the Scottish Sea Farm (SSF) application will go to Argyll and Bute Council’s planning committee for a decision.
Business
MP welcomes £4.5m for science park
‘It is very welcome especially at a time when we are seeing a downturn in the economy due to Covid,’ says Brendan O’Hara.
News
Online music lessons make business buoyant
The brother and sister, who usually live on sailing yachts at Dunstaffnage Marina, set up a new business as travelling trad music tutors to keep money come in after COVID-19 dried up tourist season work.
Leisure
Underwater acoustics hold audience entranced
Sounds of the Minke Whale was the latest topic at the local Scottish Wildlife Trust’s monthly meeting at Dunstaffnage.
News
Fish farm seeks permit to ‘pollute’, say campaigners
Save Seil Sound warns if Scottish Sea Farms get the go ahead, it will mean more pollution being dumped in the sea next to one of Argyll’s very few sandy beaches.
News
Staff enter formal consultations at Little Learners Nursery
Discussions to find an alternative private operator for the nursery have come to an end without a viable agreement
Business
Oban firm makes waves with new product
CuanTec, based at Dunstaffnage, using langoustine shells to produce compostable food packaging.