The consultation period for the recently published draft plan for Scottish ferry services ends on 30th March 2012. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Tourism
Cowal Highland Gathering on shortest possible shortlist for major national award
In great news for the event, for is host town of Dunoon, for the Cowal Continue reading
A wish list for 2012, gains and losses from 2011
The start of a new year is traditionally the laying down of markers Continue reading
All Appening for Oban
Or, as initiators, Linnhe Creative, say – ‘Appsolutely Highlands’. Continue reading
Argyll islands: Scottish Government to launch new pilot RET fare discounts
The Scottish Government has just announced major developments Continue reading
Significant success for Argyll and Bute Council: Government awards £20m TIF funding for Lorn Arc
The Scottish Government has announced that the Argyll and Bute bid Continue reading
Machrihanish Dunes taking pre-booking for restored Royal and Ugadale Hotels
The Machrihanish Dunes operation in Kintyre, led by Continue reading
Project Officer for Ardentinny’s Glenfinart Walled Garden
Two weeks after receiving the necessary funding to purchase Glenfinart Walled Garden, Continue reading
Riverside Transport Museum: the Elijah Slavin Report
Hello everyone,
My name is Elijah, I am 7 years old (nearly 
and this is the story of my day at the Riverside Transport Museum Continue reading
Duke of Argyll cooks up a winner for Canadian and German Great Scottish Adventurers
You’re sitting in the lovely Inveraray Castle, in the most visually compelling village in Scotland, tucked into the Loch Shira bulge on the west shores of the longest sea loch in the UK – Loch Fyne.
You’re in the private quarters of the castle with its owners, the Duke and Duchess of Argyll, he the 13th Duke in the line of Chiefs of Clan Campbell.
And the Duke has himself just cooked you a dinner with a starter of Loch Fyne smoked salmon, followed by Argyll beef and with chocolate mousse and scottish berries for pudding. Continue reading