Spooky fun for Castlehill pupils
There was mix of costumes from witches, skeletons and ghosts to superheroes.
Fundraisers
Fundraisers
SWI’s joint coffee morning
‘We look forward to welcoming you to this year’s coffee morning.’
Fundraisers
Kintyre residents stand United Against Cancer
Callum Semple and Davie MacPherson are running the fundraising day at Machrihanish.
Fundraisers
Football cash for charity
Footballers in Campbeltown have handed over cheques worth £650 to local charities.
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Top artist Jolomo finds inspiration on his doorstep
John’s distinctive colourful landscapes quickly made him one of Scotland’s most successful painters
Gallery
Photograph of the week, April 12 2019
Steve said: ‘I thought the tractor was a bit more interesting than the ruin given the strong sunlight.’
Gallery
American wall hanging with Jaegar style
Pocket linings preserved from Campbeltown’s former Jaegar factory have found a new lease of life in a wall hanging.
Holiday West Highland
Holiday West Highland Summer 2019
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.
Leisure
Classic songs of the sea
An evening of songs of the sea, including a few about working on rivers, will be held on Friday October 25 at 7.30pm in the Lorne and Lowland Church Hall.
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Where have all the male singers gone?
Being part of a group is more fun with more back-up and less daunting than singing on your own.
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Alistair McDonald delights fans at Free Church
Alistair sang Sam the Skull, with audience participation in the refrain, ‘I’m a cat, I’m a cat, I’m a Glasgow cat.’
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The Big Sing comes to Tarbert
‘It is always oversubscribed and held far from here, so, undaunted, we are holding our own, smaller version – hence the title!’
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MOKFest’s traditional tunes prove popular
Scottish folk music, which has seen a massive resurgence in popularity in recent years, seemed to be the genre of this year’s festival.
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FROM OUR FILES, November 15 2019
‘Young people so often get a bad press, yet here were a group who cancelled a trip just to help someone in distress.’
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DOWN MEMORY LANE, November 15 2019
‘My father was the first driver for the creamery. He came from Stranraer, where he also worked in a creamery – Dunragit, I think it was.’
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FROM OUR FILES, August 23 2019
‘She’s a very showy mare,’ said Davie, ‘she likes being in the ring.’
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DOWN MEMORY LANE, August 23 2019
Thomas became interested in photography because the only other option ‘back then’ was to buy them.
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PHOTOGRAPH OF THE WEEK, November 15 2019
‘You can see a seal poking his head out in the foreground.’
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PHOTOGRAPH OF THE WEEK, August 23 2019
Malcolm started the gardening project at the front of his Campbeltown house a couple of years ago, and he likes that it attracts bees to his home.
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Organisers buoyant after successful second regatta
‘It was fantastic to see the community coming together to provide such a great event for Campbeltown.’
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Farm open day creates a buzz
There were nature walks of three varying lengths, hot drinks and snacks for sale, and information boards about the plants and wildlife to peruse.
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PHOTOGRAPH OF THE WEEK, August 16 2019
This is one of a few images Mr Maguire managed to snap of the carnivorous mammal on rocks near the observatory, taken towards the end of July.
West Coast Review
West Coast Review
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