It was a case of tractor love for a bride’s carriage
Mrs Neill with her hubby Cameron Neill in the cab, drove a brand new Case tractor to the main reception at Campbeltown town hall.
Campbeltown
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Fundraisers
Grand raffle boosts cancer charity’s funds
Margaret McCallum was £100 better off after scooping the first prize on Cancer Research UK Kintyre Committee’s grand raffle.
Campbeltown
Bridge players may deck Campbeltown
There is bridge for all every Thursday night at the town hall, from 7.30pm to 9.30pm.
Business
Advertising sets the agenda
Courier owner, Wyvex Media Ltd’s Business Partnership team hosted free seminars.
Leisure
Kintyre Songwriters’ stellar Sunday scales the heights
Colonsay’s Donald MacNeill said that last year’s KSF had introduced him to Dyson Airblade hand dryers and he had begun a mission to photograph them on his travels.
Leisure
Clips from Kintyre Songwriters Festival 2018
Clips from the final night of the 2018 Kintyre Songwriters Festival in Campbeltown Town Hall.
Kintyre
Gintyre’s roaring success boosted Kintyre tourism
Pipers Ian McKerral and Julie Blue played outside Campbeltown town hall to attract people to Gintyre’s headline event.
Campbeltown
Gintyre headliner packs town hall
With today looking set to be dreich, Campbeltown Picture House’s matinée performance, at 3pm, of 1940s classic movie Casablanca at will round off Gintyre perfectly. Plus adult tickets are just a fiver down from £8.
Campbeltown
Gintyre’s first festival fringe feast a sell-out
Ardshiel co-proprietor , Flora Grant, a regular advertiser with Wyvex Media Ltd which owns the Courier, Oban Times, Argyllshire Advertiser, Arran Banner and Scottish Field, praised the paper’s pre-Gintyre coverage. Further Gintyre events today include the headline Gin Festival in Campbeltown Town Hall from 1pm to 5pm. Later top Scottish band Rose Room play gin inspired jazz also at the town hall.
Fundraisers
Wee Toon start for Stone Roses tribute act’s UK tour
Ms Brown said: ‘One of the most important things about tonight is keeping the money we raise in Kintyre.’