It has been confirmed today (4th December 2008) that 20 HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) offices across Scotland are to close. Three are in Argyll - the worst hit of any Scottish local authority.
Argyll revenue offices now confirmed for closure…
Argyll and Bute Council set up competitive bidding for funding from a £10 million prize pot for waterfront development.
From November onwards, Argyll and Bute Council buildings in Campbeltown, Lochgilphead, Crossapol, Bowmore, Tobermory, Dunoon and Rothesay will provide a secure video link to a passport interviewer.
This is an imaginative and helpful initiative, given the sprawling territory of Argyll and the islands…
The scoring for each of Argyll’s five towns competing for £10 million funding for waterfront development has been published. The Independent consultants’ scores have produced the following rank order of bid:
Rothesay’s bid was for £2.4 million and Campbeltown’s for £6.5…
There is a long history of properties in Dunoon’s Kilbride Road area being affected by flooding. Existing drains just can’t cope with heavy rainfall. BUt the good news is that work to right the situation has now begun.
McKean and Co…
The challenge is ‘waterfront regeneration’. The prize pot is £10 million. The competitors are: Campbeltown, Dunoon, Helensburgh, Oban and Rothesay. The Outline Business Cases (OBCs) submitted by each town remain confidential until decisions are made.
While consultants are currently scoring the…
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Folk duo, Gaberlunzie - Gordon Menzies and Robin Watson - are to do a St Andrew’s gig on 29th November at the Dunoon Pipe Band Hall in Union Street, Dunoon. The event is designed as a…
Argyll and Bute Council and Lower Clyde Greenspace are working in partnership and with five communities throughout Argyll and Bute to carry out a study on open spaces in the areas. The communities are Rothesay, Dunoon, Lochgilphead/Ardrishaig, Oban and Campbeltown.
These…
The unfortunate residents of Alexandra Parade in Dunoon, who had seen their streets and gardens flooded with raw sewage on 10th October, saw it all happen again last Thursday. It seemed to be the same sewer that was again responsible…
The Scottish Government’s Planning Appeals Directorate will hold an enquiry over two periods in January 2009 into the wind farm applied for by Cowal Wind Energy Ltd for Corluach in Glen Fyne. The venue is yet to be announced but…
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