Fate of new Jura ferry going in Whitehall’s hands
Councillors have approved an ambitious £70M bid to improve transport in Jura, Islay, and Lorn
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Woman warned to comply with payback order
A Campbeltown woman has been placed on a community payback order and told that if she does not comply she will go to prison.
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Jail for chef who assaulted his ex
A former chef at the Ugadale Hotel has been sent to jail for 12 months for seriously assaulting his ex-partner
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Campbeltown Grammar climbs school league ladder
Campbeltown Grammar School’s improvement has been welcomed, although some remain concerned that the school still sits towards the bottom of the table
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Fulchers bid fond farewell to joined congregations
Reverends Steve and Christine Fulcher, who moved to Southend in 2012, are retiring from parish ministry
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Behave yourself, sheriff warns man who threatened police
A Campbeltown man who threatened to kill police must prove to the sheriff that he can behave himself
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Veterans raise the flag for Armed Forces Day
A troop of military veterans turned out in force to proudly raise the Armed Forces Day flag over Campbeltown last Saturday.
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Residents petition for traffic calming measures on High Askomil
‘The council and police need to engage with the residents/residents’ representatives and hear and discuss issues to get a deeper and fuller understanding of the problems, concerns and challenges the residents are faced with’
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Falklands War veteran lays town’s 40th anniversary wreath
Former Royal Marine Bob Priest fought at the Battle of Two Sisters which took place between June 11 and 12 1982, during the 10-week conflict