Letter: Isle of Gigha Heritage Trust replies
Live in the moment, open your eyes to the smallest of gems of nature – you will be richly rewarded.
Letters
Columnists
View from Westminster: Brendan O’Hara
While the government at Westminster sinks into a mess of its own making. We are fortunate that Scotland’s government is getting on with the day job for our public-sector and low-paid workers,
Letters
Letter: Speeding through Muasdale
Between Tarbet and Tarbert every settlement with a speed restriction has it reinforced with a flashing warning to vehicles exceeding it.
Columnists
Thought for the week, Week 37
George Macleod of the Iona Community said that there is simply a gossamer thread between earth and Heaven.
Columnists
Rules and regulations
A bag of oranges is usually weighed and for that to happen a set of standardised scales are used. Weights and measures are an important part of retail life to ensure that customers are not ripped off.
Columnists
View from Westminster: Brendan O’Hara
While the government at Westminster sinks into a mess of its own making. We are fortunate that Scotland’s government is getting on with the day job for our public-sector and low-paid workers,
Columnists
Thought for the week, Week 37
George Macleod of the Iona Community said that there is simply a gossamer thread between earth and Heaven.
Columnists
Rules and regulations
A bag of oranges is usually weighed and for that to happen a set of standardised scales are used. Weights and measures are an important part of retail life to ensure that customers are not ripped off.
Columnists
Deposit return scheme
Scotland led the way with the five pence charge on plastic shopping bags.
Columnists
Kintyre’s musical talents
Charles Maclean, from just up the road in Lochgilphead, may be an adopted son but he carries the torch for Argyll military piping and currently has three Campbeltown protégés.
Columnists
Leisure sailing lessons relaunched
Mr Fox joked: ‘When will we see you in the America’s cup?’
Columnists
Gigha is ferry popular
Many who had enjoyed the afternoon’s activities had to scramble just after 5pm as the final boat leaves at 6pm.
Letters
Letter: Isle of Gigha Heritage Trust replies
Live in the moment, open your eyes to the smallest of gems of nature – you will be richly rewarded.
Letters
Letter: Speeding through Muasdale
Between Tarbet and Tarbert every settlement with a speed restriction has it reinforced with a flashing warning to vehicles exceeding it.
Letters
Demise of the SNP
Unfortunately, this seems to reflect the arrogance and contempt that the Westminster government has for its devolved administrations.
Letters
Letter: National eye health week
Left untreated, retinopathy can lead to permanent visual impairment or even blindness.
Letters
Letter: Deposit return system
By attaching a value to things we think of as waste, a deposit return scheme follows on from the hugely successful carrier bag charge, and will help reduce litter as well as increasing recycling.
Campbeltown
Maurice McMillan Duncan: August 29, 1954 – August 11, 2017
Obituary for musician, composer, adjudicator and tutor
Campbeltown
Farming pillar was was a truly good man
The farming community in Kintyre has lost one of its best-known figures.
Obits
Adam Bergius 1925-2017
A NAVY man who feared battleships and volunteered for ‘special service of a hazardous nature’, surviving the Second World War, was laid to rest in Kintyre last weekend.