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From January 2020 to January 2021, the council received 91 film enquiries with 21 productions filmed during the year leading to a local production spend of £310, 000 – compared to an estimated local production spend of just over £1 million in 2019 before Covid
Bring your non-plastic poppies to help cover this World War II slipway at Ganavan as part of a commemoration project by Oban and Ganavan Heritage Group continuing on Saturday morning with poppy drawing and a flypast.
In Oban, an event organised by North Argyll Carers Centre will see carers who are bereaved gather at Ganavan beach on Wednesday November 3 at 3.30pm.
The proposal for a barrier at Ganavan car park has been sent out to council members and is now being circulated to community council members too to get their views. Friends of Ganavan are also being asked for their say.
Loch Awe Coastal Rowing Club (CRC) skiffs Mingulay and Cruachan and the newly formed upper Loch Fyne CRC with its skiff Mrs MacPhunn launched from
Ganavan sands into calm seas and a falling tide to rendezvous with Oban CRC and its Moluag skiff off the north west point of Kerrera.
The return coincided with the parkrun celebrating five years at Ganavan.
For those able to go along to the first face-to-face meet on the Dove Centre’s Mens Group since lockdown, it was a great boost for their wellbeing
The ultimate say on whether further housing could ever be built there still lies at Scottish Government level and it could still take up to a year to get a final decision
