Rotary club’s 50th anniversary dinner
The Rotary Club of Campbeltown celebrated 50 years at its annual charter dinner at the Argyll Arms Hotel last Friday
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GRAB Trust goes ‘environmenstrual’ after period product legislation change
‘The new Scottish Government Period Products Bill means there has never been a better time to discuss this historically taboo subject’
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Dead salmon ‘stink out’ village
The Scottish Salmon Company dismissed claims by anti-fishfarm campaigners that the mortalities were caused by a severe outbreak of disease and gill issues. Instead micro-jellyfish were to blame, it said.
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Roundtable meeting discusses wind towers factory’s future
‘We now need to keep a firm focus on the future and work in any way we can to ensure the future of this site is one which brings long-term employment and prosperity to the area’
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Kintyre farmers dish the dirt during MSP’s visit
‘We discussed a wide range of topics which will aid me when making contributions to the Rural Affairs, Islands and Natural Environment Committee on which I sit in parliament’
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Government launches Impact of Fireworks campaign
New regulations mean it is now illegal to set off fireworks before 6pm and after 11pm.
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Talk to Campbeltown Flood Protection Scheme team
Next week’s drop-ins will provide an opportunity to understand how the scheme has developed and to give further thoughts to the project team
Sport
Home loss for Pupils U13s despite ideal start
Despite a promising start, Campbeltown Pupils 2009s went down 5-3 to Campsie 2009s at the 3G pitch on Kinloch Green last Sunday.
Football
Pupils out of cup at hands of high-class team
The Pupils can reflect on a respectable cup performance, if not a giant-killing, against an established semi-professional outfit, especially with an injury-ravaged squad,
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Arkell takes Dunaverty Golf Club’s October Medal
A dry mild day with a light breeze helped some of Dunaverty Golf Club’s members post excellent scores
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Silverware ceremony for prizewinning bowlers
Members of Argyll Bowling Club gathered recently to enjoy the final game of the green season before the annual prizegiving ceremony
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Campbeltown and Tarbert team takes Argyll bowls trophy
The final was very close before the Campbeltown and Tarbert team took the win
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Tale of two halves as Pupils lose out in Paisley
Glenvale FC 3-2 Campbeltown Pupils FC
West of Scotland FL – Division Four
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Harper scores second Mull Rally win 19 years after his first
Mull economy boosted by event return after COVID-19-enforced absence in 2020.
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Strollers walk away with Pollok challenge trophy
Former Campbeltown police officer Simon McLean helped organise the tournament which brought communities across the west of Scotland together.
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U13s narrowly miss out on away victory
The last 10 minutes saw the Pupils bombard the Accies goal but just couldn’t get the luck their play deserved.
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Pupils compete well but lose to league leaders
The Pupils continued to press for an equaliser but their battle-hardened visitors were well organised in defence
Leisure
What’s new at Campbeltown Picture House?
Dune is the latest flick to hit the big screen at Campbeltown’s cinema
Campbeltown
Photograph of the Week, October 22 2021
Keith Wilson from Heather Lea took this stunning image at a remote spot on the Gigha coast
Nostalgia
West Coast Motors: 100 years of bringing people together (Part II)
Bus enthusiast Lawrence Macduff presents the second part of our West Coast Motors centenary celebration.
Nostalgia
From our Files, October 22 2021
A look at the Courier’s archive from 10, 25, 50 and 100 years ago
Leisure
Kintyre author’s book could inspire next hit film or series
The supernatural, murder mystery set in the heat and intense sunshine of the Kilimanjaro region has peaked the interest of at least one production company
Leisure
What’s on at Campbeltown Picture House
Taking a look at the latest movie to grace the big screen in Campbeltown.
Outdoors
Photograph of the Week, October 15 2021
This image is one of many nature and scenic shots Graham took while visiting south Kintyre recently
Nostalgia
From Our Files, October 15 2021
A look back at the Courier’s archives from 10, 25, 50 and 100 year ago
Nostalgia
West Coast Motors: 100 years of bringing people together (Part I)
Bus enthusiast Lawrence Macduff has penned a commemorate article to mark West Coast Motors’ centenary
Nostalgia
From Our Files, October 8 2021
A look back at the Courier’s archives from 10, 25, 50 and 100 years ago
Opinion
Leader, October 22 2021
It is difficult to understand the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party’s decision not to allow Donald Kelly to represent the party at the 2022 local election
Opinion
Thought for the Week, October 22 2021
We believe lots of things, not because we can see them for ourselves but by accepting the word of those who have.
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Letters, October 22 2021
Our readers share their thoughts on various topics through our letters feature
Opinion
Thought for the Week, October 15 2021
We are all responsible for the care of our planet, whether as members of faith groups or members of a global society.
Opinion
Letters, October 15 2021
Our readers express their opinions through our letters to the editor feature
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Leader – October 15
It was encouraging to see a positive and constructive debate, with cross party MSP’s from across the region delivering a similar message.
Opinion
Leader, October 8 2021
Ross and Emily have dedicated years of commitment to their talents and are thoroughly deserving of these fantastic accolades
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Thought for the Week, October 8 2021
Are you perhaps holding onto something that is preventing a freshness to the season ahead?
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Leader, October 1 2021
Thoughts on The Rotary Club of Campbeltown and changes to Springbank Distillery’s packaging and production processes