Name of Islay’s new 11th distillery revealed – and it is an easy one
Just over six months after breaking ground, and after much speculation, Elixir Distillers has confirmed that their new Islay distillery will be called …
Just over six months after breaking ground, and after much speculation, Elixir Distillers has confirmed that their new Islay distillery will be called …
Islay’s not called the Queen of the Hebrides for nothing and she’s been home to people since 8,000BC. They knew they were on to a good thing; even today the Gulf Stream keeps the climate mild compared to the mainland.
A remarkable history, breathtaking scenery and eight distilleries, what more could an island want?
A divisive plan to build a £1.3million community hub and motorhome park on playing fields in Port Ellen has been unanimously approved by councillors, after none of the 37 objectors turned up to the virtual hearing
Councillors will decide on a controversial plan to build a £1.3million community hub and motorhome park on playing fields in Port Ellen at a virtual local hearing this Thursday
A contentious plan to build a £1.3m community hub and motorhome park on playing fields in Port Ellen will go to a virtual local hearing due to the high number of objections
It’s crunch time for councillors to decide a dispute dividing Port Ellen, over plans to build a new £1.3m community hub and motorhome park on playing fields in Islay’s biggest town, which objectors say is an unwanted ‘profit-driven’, ‘over-priced’, and ‘dangerous’ ‘vanity project’
Plans for a new terminal building at Port Ellen Ferry Terminal, with more parking and marshalling space, have been announced by CalMac’s national owner, Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL)
A £1.5 million contract for upgrading four CalMac piers at Port Ellen and Port Askaig in Islay, Kennacraig and Colonsay has been awarded to UK engineering firm Mott MacDonald
More than 100 buyers from 20 different countries bid for the 268 lots contained in ‘Pat’s Whisky Collection’.
Weedkilling has damaged areas of the green area, destroying some of the grass and Councillor Redman said he was disappointed to be told the council has no intention of re-seeding it.