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.
As part of Scotland on Tour, an initiative to support the recovery of live music industry, singer Mary Ann Kennedy joins Oban guitarist Finlay Wells for two gigs this July in Lismore and Oban
It has been a busy few days for the volunteers of Oban RNLI Lifeboat Station with nine shouts over a period of eleven days, including three call-outs in one day
The new awards have been made through the CalMac Community Fund, benefitting the lives of people living across the ferry network by helping non-profit groups to achieve their goals.
Once the Scottish Government Local Elections are over, a community event will be organised to to celebrate the new ferry’s arrival.
Depopulation threatens the functioning of the island, Lismore Community Trust says
Plans have been unveiled for a non-residential hall to be built as part of residential wellness retreats on the Isle of Lismore.
Frustrations are growing though with the UK government for ‘dragging its heels’ over processing the mountain of visa applications that will undoubtedly be piling up on civil servants’ desks – each one will be a desperate plea for safety and sanctuary.
Mairi Hawkes, who heads up Lismore’s Slainte Sauces as well as running an electrolysis business in Oban, was one of 100 women UK-wide nominated for a top award.
Salmon exports from Argyll and Bute totalled £140million last year, directly supporting more than 500 local jobs, says trade body