This may come as a shock to many but it is central to the debate going on today on whether or not Continue reading
Monthly Archives: September 2010
Oban Lifeboat over to Craignure on Medevac
Oban lifeboat was called out last night to bring a 76-year old man Continue reading
Will Relief Scotland: Argyll solicitors waive fees for will-making for charity
This is a reminder that Argyll solicitors committed to Will Relief Scotland are, until the end of September, Continue reading
Reconnecting Dalriada
In the next stage of its mission to rebuild Dalriada in the mind and through cultural exchange Continue reading
Young in – and out of – Argyll: Fresher Fever with Ellis Cameron
This week I’ve moved back to Glasgow, after being home in Oban over the summer. It’s been a busy week, Continue reading
Consultation findings on Inveraray Project challenge the town
The summary of the consultation process on the draft masterplan for the Inveraray project – based on developing Continue reading
Behind the Arras
In Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet, Polonius hides behind the arras – a sort of wall hanging – to spy on Hamlet Continue reading
‘Investing in young people is always the right thing to do’: record numbers of modern apprenticeships in Argyll
Figures from Skills Development Scotland show that 342 Modern Apprenticeships Continue reading
Atomaig Piseag targeted on Paisley Abbey
The award-winning Argyll Ladies Centenary Gaelic Choir, Atòmaig Piseag, is to perform at Paisley Abbey Continue reading
Dounreay lesson on consequences of nuclear power installations
Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd (DSRL) is the company contracted Continue reading