Moving work of Mid Argyll’s quiet charity

Fears as seafood firms face ‘crippling’ rise in charges

Christmas cheer is in short supply for seafood firms

Remembering the homeless at Christmas

A fundraiser for charity Moving on Mid Argyll was well

POLICE FILES

About 9pm on Sunday December 16, an 18-year-old woman

Santa rides into Tarbert in style

Santa arrived in style in Tarbert as the local fire

Lucky dozen share council event funds

Councillors complained a little that particular events

Persistent damp sees family with baby forced to move out

Persistent damp sees family with baby forced to move

Festive bin collection dates

Argyll and Bute Council has changed the times of its

Remedy for an overindulgent festive season?

Listen up all you Christmas revellers. I’ve found a

Former MP talks of modern Suffragettes in Lochgilphead

In a stirring talk in Lochgilphead Parish Church Hall

Clarification on reasons for closure of Grub’s Up

Mid Argyll recovery cafe Grub’s Up has asked the Argyllshire

Sleeping

In a howling wind and spattering rain, a group of brave

oot to awaken awareness

Sleeping bags, donated food and music, and even something

LETTERS

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Tragedy and community

The year began with sadness and shock at the tragic

Pothole plague

Transport Scotland admitted to struggling to keep up

Fire drama at Lochgilphead school

Lochgilphead school pupils returned to classes two

Music festival hits all the right notes

Mid Argyll Music Festival was all about musical competition

Pool gears up to make a splash after cash boost

Mid Argyll Community Enterprises was awarded £315,788

David’s charity marathon

Stem cell donor David MacInnes battled through the

Ardrishaig community hub takes shap

Work started on a £1.5 million project to create a

Life begins at forty

Loch Fyne Oysters celebrated its 40th birthday with

Off to the palace

Well-known Mid Argyll woman Betty Rhodick was heading

Youth shinty under threat

The future of youth shinty in Mid Argyll was under

Hollywood producer falls for Argyll

The producer of a Hollywood movie being shot in Argyll

Farmers invited to attend ‘Meat the Market’ events

Sheep and beef farmers around Scotland are invited

Caledonian Marts sale report

Caledonian Marts Ltd, on Tuesday December 11 sold 2

LEISURE & ENTERTAINMENT

Impress your family with your knowledge or get the

Never too late for Christmas cheer

Lochgilphead shop owners opened late on Thursday December

Campus enjoys cheery Christmas jumper day

Lochgilphead Joint Campus welcomed an extra special

CoThee morning and Loony Dook dunk for babies in intensive care

CoThee morning and Loony Dook dunk for babies in intensive

Ardrishaig Social Club senior citizens’ Christmas lunch

Ardrishaig Social Club’s senior citizens enjoyed their

DISTRICT NEWS

Fallen Warriors author Mark Anderson Smith visited

19th Argyll Scouts help out at MAYDS

The 19th Argyll Scout troop did their bit to make Santa’s

Christmas celebrations at the Argyll Inn

ATher two jammin’ Christmas parties on December 8 and

A sporting look back at 2018 – January to June

Sixty-six young athletes entered the annual Mid Argyll

SPOT THE SHINTY BALL

To allow for the Christmas break spot the ball will

Karate students make the grade

The Lochgilphead Kyokushinkai karate club held a grading

Young footballers heading for England training centre

Lochgilphead Red Star 2007 football team, made up of

John Willie Campbell, the voice of shinty

The world of shinty has lost one of its great characters