Letter: Internet lags behind
In Whitehouse and across West Kintyre I also listened to concerns about slow internet speed .
Letters
Letters
Letter: Friday 13th dark cloud had a silver lining
Kindness is often a rare thing, but not in Campbeltown and Southend, and I am so very grateful to live in such a caring and friendly place.
Columnists
Campbeltown Community Regatta’s heroes
Dalintober Beach Group’s Jamie McLean, nearly double Rhys’ age, was a very respectable second in 40.88 seconds.
Letters
Letter: Royal Mail part of social fabric
If they are not at home when we deliver, they’ll now receive email/SMS notifications on the whereabouts of their delivery.
Letters
Letter: Councillors’ food expenses
Councillor Redman must have been feeling a bit peckish as he has munched his way through £658.28 all by himself – almost 50 per cent of the total claim.
Letters
Letter: The right result on terminally ill
The patient had pleaded with family doctors and religious leaders to end the constant suffering by requesting some form of assisted dying.
Letters
Letter: Pothole praise for ACHA
A huge thanks to ACHA’s hard working team for repairing the damage to this road.
Letters
Letter: Brexit will be a calamity
There are still people who support Brexit but their numbers are dwindling as a recent poll showed.
Columnists
Thought for the Week
I believe that people are inherently good and if we look for that good, we should find it, even if it is deeply hidden.
Letters
Letter: Safety first and cycling
It is apparent that many cyclists refrain from wearing high visibility clothing and, also more significantly, do not use helmets for adults or children.
Columnists
Campbeltown Community Regatta’s heroes
Dalintober Beach Group’s Jamie McLean, nearly double Rhys’ age, was a very respectable second in 40.88 seconds.
Columnists
Thought for the Week
I believe that people are inherently good and if we look for that good, we should find it, even if it is deeply hidden.
Columnists
Dalintober’s summer sands
Once again people giving freely of their time have triumphed where offialdom has shaken its head.
Columnists
Southend’s slick sports
Southend games committee and Mr Galbraith deserve a round of applause.
Columnists
Has summer snapped shut?
Iain McKerral spotted the sou’wester wearer but said he was still wearing shorts and a tee shirt as he intends to be in complete readiness for the return of summer.
Columnists
Thought for the week
The weakest is their coach as he ensured the boys had what little food was available and took nothing for himself.
Columnists
Drum major’s many miles
Thanks to laid back organisation the town experienced another great festival at the 2018 Harbour Day. Well done to the RNLI.
Columnists
The view from Westminster by MP Brendan O’Hara
Scotland will not forgive or forget those parties that put their hard Brexit obsessions over the national interest.
Columnists
Pedestrian crossings
To meet the terms of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 or successive legislation either signalised zebra crossings or underpasses should be installed.
Letters
Letter: Internet lags behind
In Whitehouse and across West Kintyre I also listened to concerns about slow internet speed .
Letters
Letter: Friday 13th dark cloud had a silver lining
Kindness is often a rare thing, but not in Campbeltown and Southend, and I am so very grateful to live in such a caring and friendly place.
Letters
Letter: Royal Mail part of social fabric
If they are not at home when we deliver, they’ll now receive email/SMS notifications on the whereabouts of their delivery.
Letters
Letter: Councillors’ food expenses
Councillor Redman must have been feeling a bit peckish as he has munched his way through £658.28 all by himself – almost 50 per cent of the total claim.
Letters
Letter: The right result on terminally ill
The patient had pleaded with family doctors and religious leaders to end the constant suffering by requesting some form of assisted dying.
Letters
Letter: Pothole praise for ACHA
A huge thanks to ACHA’s hard working team for repairing the damage to this road.
Letters
Letter: Brexit will be a calamity
There are still people who support Brexit but their numbers are dwindling as a recent poll showed.
Letters
Letter: Safety first and cycling
It is apparent that many cyclists refrain from wearing high visibility clothing and, also more significantly, do not use helmets for adults or children.
Letters
Letter: Sea photos wanted
The Shipwrecked Mariners’ Society provides financial assistance to fishermen, mariners and their dependants.
Letters
Letter: Not proven explanation
The account of a trial should have explained the not proven verdict.
Obits
Obituary: Regius professor and Scottish law commissioner
Many former students have tweeted their sadness at the news of his death. One wrote: ‘Who could ever forget the lesson from a tale that began: ‘Imagine I wished to enter into a contract to purchase some black silk sheets…’
Campbeltown
Crafting group’s tribute to a ‘brave’ member
Not only did Mary benefit from the recreational event, the group was also greatly inspired by her positive manner, and her wish to help others by giving something back.
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.