There’ll be shades, bling and darlings galore in Bowmore if this one comes off. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: January 2010
Highland Airways still flying: news in 48 hours
(Updated 19.00 26th January – see foot.) Highland Airways is continuing to fly today and is still Continue reading
Tour news from Oban’s international pianist, Andrew Dunlop
The photographs above shows Oban Pianist, Andrew Dunlop and cellist Colin Stokes Continue reading
Forestry Commission may conserve Wade’s highland military road
To counter the Jacobite threat, the Highland military road network Continue reading
Warning: invasive carpet sea squirt hits Clyde and Argyll coasts
It may look like the results of a night’s binge drinking but it’s a non-native invasion this time. Continue reading
Regulation changes mean wider benefit eligibility
Residents in Argyll & Bute are advised to check Continue reading
Contract tenders for Dunoon and Bowmore town centre regeneration work
Argyll & Bute Council have appointed Scott Wilson Ltd Continue reading
Protestors for Kilmory on Thursday over proposed cuts to learning disability support
Based at the Scottish Consortium for Learning Disability, Continue reading
Loch Etive Integrated Coastal Zone Management meeting
There will be a public meeting on Tuesday 26th January in Connel Hall from 19.00-21.00hrs, to discuss the Loch Etive Integrated Coastal Zone Management plan.
Argyll and Bute Council is restarting a project to develop an Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) Plan for Loch Etive. This will seek to provide guidance on the future use and development of this important coastal area.
The project area includes all of Loch Etive extending west of the Connel narrows to include Ardmucknish Bay and Dunstaffnage Bay.
Argyll and Bute Council has completed an ICZM plan for Loch Fyne and it is envisaged that the Loch Etive Plan and process of plan development will be similar. The Loch Fyne Plan can be viewed on the Council website.
A public meeting has been arranged in Connel Hall on Tuesday 26th January which is open to everyone – but in particular those who live adjacent to, or who work on Loch Etive.
HIghland Airways in trouble: concern for Argyll Air Service
(Update 14.10 25th January) Highland Airways is flying its normal services. Continue reading