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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Argyllshire Advertiser 10 November 2017.
Hope for Inveraray waterfront
Plans aim to establish new moorings for better passenger access to the royal burgh Colin Cameron
editor@argyllshireadvertiser.co.uk
PLANS are afoot once more to make Inveraray waterfront a bustl...
Demand is high for tickets as they’re not deer!
Manager of Mid Argyll MS Centre Karen McCurry was hard at work at last weekend’s Christ Church winter bazaar selling tickets for the centre’s grand raffe, to be drawn in January. Karen thanked...
Remembering the fallen
Inveraray INVERARAY will host its remembrance service on Sunday November 12, with world champions Inveraray and District Pipe Band marching from the church to the front green at 10.45am, followed by ...
POLICE FILES with Sergeant Iain MacNicol
BETWEEN 6pm on Monday October 30 and 8am on Tuesday October 31, the toilets at Pier Square, Ardrishaig, were damaged by having taps, urinals and electric sockets damaged. Police are appealing for any...
Bail is refused for accused in assault case
ON TUESDAY November 7 at Lochgilphead annex of Dunoon Sheriff Court, 40-yearold Luke Bowden appeared from custody charged with assault. An application for bail to Sheriff Thomas Ward was refused and ...