Islay repairs are below par, says Redman
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.
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.
A decision from planning officers should be expected by Friday April 17.
South Island Development would welcome more ideas from the community.
Plans for distillery revealed to local residents.
Plans are progressing to revive a former island distillery which closed its doors 36 years ago.
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?
Consultation begins for Islay’s eleventh distillery by Farkin Cottage, Port Ellen, after plans were revealed at Ramsay Hall.
Sarah McLennan is a pupil at Port Ellen Primary and travelled to the capital as a finalist in the Young Imagineers competition.
Port Ellen, which closed in 1983, will be brought back into production.
Islay police station reborn as flats named Robertson House