[ December 5, 2008 to December 7, 2008. ]
| December 5, 2008 | to | December 7, 2008 |
The iconic Charles Rennie Mackintosh-designed Hill House in Helensburgh is the scene for the National Trust of Scotland’s contribution to getting into the spirit of Christmas. Friday 5th to Sunday 7th December will be a weekend of performances,…
Scottish Water has completed the repair of the burst trunk main which caused disruption to the normal water supply in parts of Helensburgh this evening. The network is now recharging.
Properties which had their normal water supply disrupted will have it restored when…
Scottish Water now say that an interruption to the water supply in the higher parts of Helensburgh is now inevitable. This will probably be experienced from around 6.00pm this evening.
It is possible that properties in lower parts of the town may also become…
Scottish Water has located a second burst on the same section of trunk water main at Helensburgh which burst on Monday. Engineers are on site and are working with the utmost urgency to repair this burst and maintain normal service.
Homes…
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…
20th November: There was a second burst today in the same trunk main. For Argyll has been carrying regular updates on this. Here is the latest information on it - as Scottish Water return the serivce to normal.
06.30 19th November: Scottish Water…
(NEW story on 20th November: There has been a second burst to the same truk main today, Thursday 20th November. For Argyll has been publishing regular situation ipdates on this incident too. Here is the most recent information, as Scottish Water…
Water supplies to around 5,000 homes and businesses in Helensburgh, Argyll’s biggest town, have been cut off because of a serious burst water main.
Scottish Water has engineers working continuously since yesterday evening on the inlet main from the Blairlinnins Water…
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…
With a grand fireworks display coming up soon on 8th November, raising the bar for performance and big bangs, its no wonder that Argyll and Bute Council’s Trading Standards team in Helensburgh and Lomond is working hard along with Strathclyde…
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