Kintyre and Oban take the spoils as Dalriada Summer Series goes down to the wire
The Dalriada Autumn Series will start on Saturday August 27 again in Lochgilphead with an exciting new format to be trialled.
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Kintyre and Oban take the spoils as Dalriada Summer Series goes down to the wire
The Dalriada Autumn Series will start on Saturday August 27 again in Lochgilphead with an exciting new format to be trialled.
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Campsite plans revealed
Plans for a touring campsite and three holiday chalets have been revealed after being submitted to Argyll and Bute Council
Scottish Tourist Maps
Mid Argyll and Lochgilphead Maps 2022
Lochgilphead is the main town of Mid Argyll; it was planned and created in 1790 after the completion of the road from Inveraray to Campbeltown.
Leisure
Appeal for stories from new publisher in Lochgilphead
A new Argyll publisher Soor Ploom Press – named after the editor’s favourite sweetie – is looking for submissions for their first ever digital newsletter and print collection
Sport
Girls show drive at rugby development day
Under 14s and Under 16s teams from Oban High School, Tobermory High School and Lochgilphead Joint Campus turned out on a cold but dry morning.
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‘Blue wave’ climate protest planned in Oban
An anti-climate change organisation in Argyll and Bute is calling for residents of Oban and Lochgilphead to take part in school strikes on a day of youth engagement at COP26.
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If you go down to Ardgour woods today…you’ll find award-winning smiles
It means there is now a series of paths built, accessible for the local communities in the parish of Ardgour, within Ardnamurchan and Morvern, as well as for visitors coming to Lochaber.
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It’s ‘ludicrous’ to close Virgin Money in ‘thriving’ Oban, MP says
Virgin Money UK plc – which merged with the former Clydesdale Bank in 2019 – has announced that the 12 Scottish branches will close on February 1, with the loss of 55 jobs.
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Can we afford to miss the boat?
With sea level rises expected to flood most of Oban and Fort William in the next 30 years if climate crisis talks fail in Glasgow this November, an Argyll woodsman has built a Noah’s Ark to make people think about what’s at stake.