Sculptures repopulate empty Lismore croft
The sculptures, based around the real life stories of character’s from Lismore’s past, highlight the problem of lack of affordable and accessible housing – both now and back in history.
The sculptures, based around the real life stories of character’s from Lismore’s past, highlight the problem of lack of affordable and accessible housing – both now and back in history.
Islanders have united in calling for an overhaul of CalMac’s ‘prejudicial’ ticket system, saying it treats them as ‘second-class passengers’ on their ‘own lifeline service’
Mull community council heard there was potential for a house, that went with Fionnphort ferry slip, to be disposed off by Argyll and Bute Council. The preference would be to make it available to the local market rather than it become a holiday house or second home.
Mull & Iona Communities Trust is now seeking funding for a key workers’ accommodation pilot scheme working with Argyll and Bute Council, Highlands and Islands Enterprise, businesses and other stakeholders.
A new front has opened up in the war of words between Mull and Iona Ferry Committee and the national owner of CalMac’s fleet – this time over catamarans versus monohulls
Urgent pleas have been made for Argyll and Bute’s council leader to find a way of bringing a halt to current plans for education reform at today’s (April 28) full council meeting – the last session before next month’s elections.
Mull and Iona’s ferry committee should stick to their own vessels, not Islay’s, in its war of words with the national owner of CalMac’s fleet, Islay Community Council hears
The Scottish Government has hit back at islanders’ ‘flawed’ analysis of new ferries for Islay.
Islanders are investigating why ferries are ‘much better’ in Norway than in Scotland – and cost half as much