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Founded in 1975, the Arran Banner will keep you up to date with the latest from the Isle, with news and features gathered by a dedicated, island-based team. As well as news and a lively letters page, regular features include a weekly sports round up from around the Island, photo features, "Twenty Years Ago" and other regular features. Up-to-the-minute 'What's On' listings and property, recruitment and classified advertising with a local focus.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Arran Banner 21st July 2017.
Golfers had to beware of low-flying giant aircraft
A huge new military plane has been causing a stir by practising low level flying sorties over Arran. One of the best sightings of the new Airbus A400M Atlas was over Brodick Golf Club last Wednesday ...
Big Noise comes to a wee island
Big Noise Raploch is bringing its youth orchestra on a residential trip to the Arran from July 24 to 26. The band said the island, affectionately known as Scotland in miniature, felt like the perfect...
Lifeboat is the star at RNLI open day
Photographs by HUGH BOAG
Megan Green gets help from Brian Donlon to put on a dry suit.
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Megan completes the task.
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Cash for Corrie cycle route
Funding has been allocated to construct the next section of the off-road path National Cycle Network Route 73 between Brodick and Corrie. A total of £25,000 will be split between Sustrans and the Nor...