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The UK Government has put in place the largest network of diagnostic testing facilities created in British history, setting up a state of the art network of virus testing facilities across Scotland.
The charity has decided to hold an online baking and produce stall over a number of weeks to raise money for those suffering the effects of cancer locally.
Two charity cyclists have smashed their separate September challenges, raising hundreds of pounds for charities close to their hearts.
For every kilometre he completes, David donates 30p of his own money to the charity of his choice for that month.
Valerie Nimmo and David Armour are both well on their way to achieving their individual targets.
John’s distinctive colourful landscapes quickly made him one of Scotland’s most successful painters
Steve said: ‘I thought the tractor was a bit more interesting than the ruin given the strong sunlight.’
Pocket linings preserved from Campbeltown’s former Jaegar factory have found a new lease of life in a wall hanging.
The summer edition of Holiday West Highland is packed full of great reads. From Events and Activities, Area Info, Days Out and Boat Trips. Find out what the West Highlands has to offer.
Inspired by Scottish musician Peter Wood, Martin MacLeod and his son, also Martin created an online community for musicians to help them connect and continue to play together during lockdown.
Music video to be transmitted to ISS astronauts from planned spaceport site in world first attempt.
In an unprecedented move the virtual festival has set up a temporary recording studio in the Officers Mess at MACC Business Park where bands can record safely.
‘We look forward to welcoming everyone for what will be a unique and intimate evening with Peat and Diesel.’
‘It’s been a challenge to record and adapt the material to present online but I’m so thrilled to be able to share some of the tracks from my celebration of Scotland’s coast and waters’
A look back at the Courier’s archives from 10, 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
The family of the late Duncan Brown has given the Courier permission to serialise his booklet, Boyhood Memories of the Wee Toon, in our Down Memory Lane pages.
This week comes the next chapter, titled Growing up in the thirties.
A look back at the Courier’s archives from 10, 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
It is not just the price of cars which has changed but it is sad to think that we no longer have people like the old cart-wrights or so many businesses in the Longrow area and we only have a tiny fishing fleet at the pier!
‘A majestic stag calls in the autumn morning as he watches over the Rhunahaorine peninsula from Achnafad forest.’
‘They were so stunning I just had to take the photos and was so lucky to get a butterfly too. How nature can be so beautiful.’
It is far from only birds that can be spotted from Machrihanish Seabird Observatory.
Hester Baker sent the Courier this photo of Davaar Island carpeted in purple heather.
Marilyn took the photograph using a Nikon D7100 camera on a visit to Glencraigs Farm’s wildflower meadow.
The UK Government has put in place the largest network of diagnostic testing facilities created in British history, setting up a state of the art network of virus testing facilities across Scotland.
The UK Government has put in place the largest network of diagnostic testing facilities created in British history, setting up a state of the art network of virus testing facilities across Scotland.
Here’s the June issue of The West Coast Review!
We have produced this issue as digital only – so please SHARE FAR AND WIDE!
The April edition is packed full on news and great ideas, so get reading…
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