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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Orchestral manoeuvres in Campbeltown
Kintyre deservedly has a great reputation for the musicians it sends into the world.
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Regeneration through books and a bridge
Perhaps it would be good to nurse a dram and discuss a good read and it is more likely than a £20 billion bridge.
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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.
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Comedy film festival pulls out all the stops
The post suggested SCOFF organisers should pull out all the publicity stops and they cannot be faulted.
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Volunteers’ selfless service
Another group of volunteers which has worked hard for many years is the Kintyre Red Cross committee.
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Dogs take the blame for owners
This means the dog, no matter how well behaved, should be on a lead in the countryside wherever farm animals are present.
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Grammar school’s new era
Judging by acting head Catherine Cameron’s speech she is certain the building will provide the environment for great teaching.
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Courier correspondence
The February break has dried the ink in their wells and yet there are many issues crying out for comment.
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All aboard Seasports inclusive project
On Monday, the merchandise Sir Paul donated to the project, which was first valued by a recognised auction house at £185, sold for 44 times more – £8,235.