Anyone stepping into Campbeltown Museum recently would have been met with Continue reading
Monthly Archives: June 2010
Cairndow sees mystery marathon and film at Ardkinglas House jostle for position
The weekend of 13th and 14th June was pretty manic at Cairndow, at the head of Loch Fyne. Continue reading
VOTE: only hours left to try to stop restart of commercial whaling
Our Environment Editor, Mark Carter, is calling for votes to be registered quickly here by those who also oppose
From 1st July: changes to Mid Argyll and Kintyre bus services
Argyll and Bute Council has announced several changes to council-funded bus services Continue reading
The budget: an accepted reality check
The most encouraging thing about George Osborne’s emergency budget, Continue reading
Pensions review: the problem with Labour’s John Hutton
The row over former Labour minister John Hutton doing the Pensions Review for the coalition Government has overlooked Continue reading
Impact on shellfish harvesting of naturally occuring toxic algal blooms
One of the two areas in which raised levels of naturally occurring algal toxins Continue reading
‘Aled a success – the first Fyne Ales Festival
The first Fyne Ales Beer Festival has been ‘aled’ a real success, as over 400 people Continue reading
Opportunity and challenge: new summer Sundays Edinburgh-Oban day train trip
Great news for Oban – and an opportunity that challenges Oban marketing group and Oban businesses Continue reading
Haiti’s post-disaster Expo: The Independent headlines John McAslan’s work
Today’s edition of The Independent has a full page article headlined to underline the work of Dunoon-born international Continue reading