
The Argyll First group of councillors – invited to address today’s hearing Continue reading

The Argyll First group of councillors – invited to address today’s hearing Continue reading

The hugely successful WWII event organised last week by the Russian Arctic Convoy Museum Project at Aultbea Continue reading

The past week or two, I’ve been working on my new Glasgow School of Art (GSA) project – Stone Setting. Continue reading

Island Moments is the headline title of Catherine Wilson’s latest book for Ailsapress. Continue reading

(Updated below on the hoof.) According to one of their major fans, Councillor Dougie Philand (who also took the photographs), Continue reading
Small publishers are the truffles below the oaks of any culture – hidden, valuable and the carriers of specialist delight.
They can develop from almost anything – like a meeting of creative spirits, a camping trip to the Western Isles, two novel ponies, a cat with no tail, a spell (literally) on Taransay and the enduring witchery of Islay.
Islay’s Ailsapress sprang from such a base. Continue reading

This Sunday – 13th May 2012, between 10.00 and 17.00 – Inveraray Castle, seat of the Chief Continue reading

Flying the flag high for Argyll, the cast of Wild Biscuit’s MOVE dazzled an audience of over 1,000 Continue reading

This event, in this place, with this weather and these sort of images say a shedload about what Argyll and the Isles Continue reading

When we were at Glensanda superquarry on 26th April for the official Welcome Home to Yeoman Bontrup, Continue reading
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