Leader, May 20 2022
It is good for the community’s morale to see a return to large-scale events like this, on a pre-Covid level.
It is good for the community’s morale to see a return to large-scale events like this, on a pre-Covid level.
Argyll and Bute Council is partying like it is 2021 again
With an increase in awareness, the needs of children of differing abilities will be considered when upgrades to all Kintyre’s playparks are carried out
Eid Mubarak to all readers of the Courier who are celebrating the end of Ramadan, the Islamic month of dawn-to-sunset fasting.
Congratulations to George McMillan OBE and Emily Bennie, the well-deserved winners of the Rotary Club of Campbeltown’s Citizen of the Year and Young Musician of the Year Awards.
Let’s hope this is the fresh start we all need to move forwards, towards a life living with Covid, rather than curtailed by it.
At a time of global financial uncertainty and increasing costs across most sectors, Kintyre farmers’ concerns over new slurry storage regulations are completely understandable.
Well done to the volunteers in the East Kintyre Renewable Energy Group for fighting for a better deal in terms of community benefit funding for Kintyre.
Adjudicators described Campbeltown Brass as the ‘clear winner’, an amazing achievement made even more spectacular given the band has players as young as 12, the youngest performing musicians in the entire section.