Online world ignores poor literacy
There are plenty of people struggling with literacy and as the government rolls out Universal Credit, which must be applied for online, more will suffer.
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MACC base’s space race
The Courier raced to publish details of the first ‘spaceport’ firm confirmed for Machrihanish on its website.
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Theresa’s troubles and a wee dram
Philip May, it seems, has made a point of having a dram (of unknown magnitude) ready for his wife after she returns from a hard day at the office.
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Road crossing discrimination
The situation seems to discriminate against disabled people when the government makes much of its inclusivity.
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Rugby players put Kintyre on the map
The players from Kintyre are carrying the torch for a proud rugby tradition.
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THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK, November 16 2018
I pondered about this and thought what a lovely concept.
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Musical treats on a poignant weekend
On Sunday morning, pipers John McGeachy and teenager Calum McKillop, roused the town, at 6am, with Battles O’er and In Flanders Fields.
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Great War commemorated
War has not diminished and every decade since 1946 has seen endless death no matter how much peace is preached.
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THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK, November 9 2018
Let us go forward in hope and let us honour every single poppy with a commitment to strive for peace and to turn aside from war.
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Campbeltown’s sports for all
On the tennis courts it was a privilege to watch Jamie Morris and Sary Rahma, battle it out for league honours.