I know it’s only the start of December, but I’m getting a little Christmassy already. If you’re feeling a bit Bah! Humbug-y already Continue reading
Monthly Archives: December 2011
David Cameron and the distancing from Europe
For Argyll will be coming back to this issue but here are some foundation issues. Continue reading
Bute battles through the storm – exclusive pictures
The damage behind a block of flats in Port Bannatyne – Continue reading
To read the rest of this article click here. Originally published by Bute Bites.
Bizarre challenge from Angus Council to Education Secretary – on false evidence
‘Curioser and curioser’, as Alice said when her body was out of control in Alice in Wonderland – an apt parallel Continue reading
Tram-flam Edinburgh City Council rejects Souter’s surefire Forth passenger ferry
In the surreal world of Edinburgh City Council;. it could be said that its latest decision has an appropriately upside down logic. Continue reading
Scottish trade drive to Asia born in strong sales of whisky and seafood
First Minister Alex Salmond yesterday launched in China a new Scottish export strategy – Continue reading
Argyll’s latest birth rate statistics underline distortions in school closure proposals
Yesterday (8th December), the General Register of Scotland (GRoS) published Continue reading
A82 rock removal to go ahead as planned despite yesterday’s landslip
Yesterday’s landslip on the A82, north of Corran Ferry Continue reading
Argyll and Bute planning applications for week ending 9th December 2011
Opposition Leader calls on Council to accept Government revenue settlement for 2012-13 – and queries responsibiity of opening schools yesterday
Following yesterday’s announcement by The Scottish Government of next year’s funding Continue reading