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Author Archives: The Editor
SUNDAY AFTERNOON LIVE – AT ST BRENDAN’S CHURCH, SKIPNESS
Read more here about this forthcoming fundraising event.
TARBERT GAINS NEW LINK PATH AND OUTDOOR CLASSROOM
Local school and community groups together achieve safety and convenience enhancements thanks to public and charitable funding. Continue reading
Posted in Education, Environment, Funding Awards, Kintyre, Public Safety, Tarbert
Tagged Argyll & Bute, Big Green Tarbert, cycle path, Ed Tyler, environmental management project, Jim Paterson, LEADER, Mike Russell MSP, nature study area, Neil Donaldson, outdoor classroom, Rev Catriona Hood, Rowena Ranger, Sustrans, Tarbert & Skipness Community Trust, Tarbert Academy, Tarbert Loch Fyne
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CELTIC CONNECTIONS 2012 – KATHRYN TICKELL’S “NORTHUMBRIAN VOICES”
We review the respected Northumbrian piper and fiddler’s show, reflecting rural life in the North Tyne valley. Continue reading
Posted in Events, Festivals, Music
Tagged Celtic Connections, Glasgow, Kathryn Tickell, Northumberland, Northumbria
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GREEN LIGHT FOR HARBOUR FUNDING AWARD
Tarbert Loch Fyne Harbour is to receive £200,000 of Scottish Government funding for improvement and expansion of berthing space Continue reading
KEEPING HEART OF ARGYLL’S VISITORS INFORMED
Co-operative tourism alliance launches in-store information portal Continue reading
A83 BLACKSPOT TO BENEFIT FROM ACCIDENT REDUCTION MEASURES
Trunk road contractor promises new signage and high-friction surfacing Continue reading
Posted in Ardrishaig, Road Safety, Tarbert
Tagged A83, accident reduction, Argyll, road accidents, roads, Scotland TranServ
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CELTIC CONNECTIONS ANNOUNCES BIG TOP MUSIC EVENT ON SKYE
Glasgow’s annual folk, roots, and world music festival is set to extend its reach far beyond the city boundary Continue reading
Posted in Events, Festivals, Music, World
Tagged Big Top, Celtic Connections, folk, Glasgow, Skye, world music
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TREE PLANTING PROJECT EXPECTED TO BEAR FRUIT
Community Trust’s “Entire Kintyre Orchard” project will see 1000 fruit trees planted across Kintyre, Gigha, and Islay Continue reading
Posted in Community, Funding Awards, Kintyre, Tarbert
Tagged EKO, Jim Paterson, Mike Russell MSP, Scottish Orchards, Tarbert, TSCT
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HARBOUR AUTHORITY SENDS OUT UPBEAT SIGNAL
Annual Public Meeting hears that, so far, Tarbert Harbour has “weathered the recession” Continue reading
Posted in Leisure & Recreation, Marine, PS Waverley, Public Meetings, Tarbert, Yachting
Tagged Alan MacDonald, Argyll, Fishing, harbour, Hebridean Princess, Kenny MacNab, Loch Fyne, public meeting, Tarbert, Waverley
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