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TEN YEARS AGO FRIDAY APRIL 13, 2007
Easter 2007 on Davaar Island
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BT leaves Kintyre couple hanging on
A CARRADALE couple have not been able to call to say
Wind workers blow into job centre
REDUNDANT CS Wind employees attended the job centre
News
Police files:
A DOOR was damaged during an attempt to force entry
Knitwear firm Jaeger folds
THE clothing company that was once Campbeltown’s largest
Hunger lunch total
A FRIDAY afternoon lunch raised £1,450 for the Red
Guest speaker
A MINISTER from Dumbarton will make the long and winding
Ice-cube battle sees bar fighters fined
AN AMERICAN who lashed out with a bottle after a row
Belted Galloway cow gives birth
THE FARMERS at Saddell Home Farm have a spring in their
Peaceful protest for Billy and the Chennai Six
’Every day I feel so blessed to have our son William in my life’
Crime-fighting contingent combats careless conduct
THEY MAY not wear capes, but members of the Kintyre
Wedding fayre starts spring season
FABULOUS fashion will be showcased twice in the Wee
Top honour for CS Wind safety chief
THE WINDS of success are blowing on a Kintyre turbine
Cell damage results in fine
DAMAGING a police van, scratching the paintwork in
Does Campbeltown have litter problem?
‘Rubbish, rubbish, rubbish! It is everywhere, and there is more and more every day’ – Nicola Holt, letters, page six
Next chapter for Wee Toon bookseller
A BOOKSHOP has written a fresh chapter as it heads
Marine detritus is an eyesore
A WASHED up mattress is not the sort of water bed Campbeltown
Heavy breather
A TEENAGER pleaded guilty at Campbeltown Sheriff Court
Sea cadet sets sights on South Korea trip
A SEA cadet from Campbeltown will embark on a once-in-alifetime
Have your say on how public money is spent
KINTYRE people will have a say on how funding is spent
Possible Parkinson’s group
AN AWARENESS morning about the progressive neurological
NEWS In Brief
CASTLEHILL choir will sing their hearts out at the
Spring spruce leaves seashore spotless
THE SAND at Westport has been left spark ling after
Folk ambassadors and Celtic reggae rockers at festival
SCOTTISH traditional music ambassadors Aly Bain and
Report ordered
SENTENCE was deferred at Campbeltown Sheriff Court
Cinema seeks reel celluloid creative
AS THE Campbeltown Picture House (CPH) project nears
Local government staff in pay dispute
UNISON members have instructed their trade union to
Fully funded salmon farming study on offer
STUDY subjects such as salmon farming and whisky production
Failure to sign shotgun licence proves expensive
A GAMEKEEPER who forgot to sign his shotgun certificate
Royal Mail’s Christmas begins at Easter
AS THE rest of the country is springing into action
Heritage helpers hunted
‘YOUR Heritage Centre needs you now’ is the call as
Best foot forward
WALKERS determined to make their mark in the fight
Nursery’s egg-cellent Easter exhibition
CAMPBELTOWN nursery centre was packed with children
Builder’s solution speeds cinema’s acoustic ceiling
THE ACOUSTIC ceiling in Campbeltown Picture House’s
Darts decider did not disappoint
THE CROWDS who watched the match to decide the league
Students’ coffee morning course
ORGANISING a charity fundraiser is all part of the
Letters
Editorial
THIS week’s Courier has a fresh clean look with lots
Community council needs more support
Sir, Campbeltown Community Council (CCC) is holding
Where is our tax money going?
Sir, I recently spoke to an elderly gentleman who has
Keep our countryside clean
Sir, Coffee cups, sandwich wrappers, crisp packets
Financial feathers are badly ruffled
Sir, By jove, I seem to have ruffled Mr Crossan’s feathers
Scotland has ‘spent its share of oil revenues’ since 1980
Scotland has ‘spent its share of oil revenues’ since
Press policy
At The Campbeltown Courier, we endeavour to ensure
Districts
Gaelic gallivant for Islay pupils
PUPILS from Islay’s Bowmore Primary island-hopped to
Aquaculture student hatches a cunning Clachan plan
A BASQUE man has been netted by the salmon hatchery
Jura electrician receives a further driving ban
A JURA electrician already disqualified from driving
Council hustings
VOTERS in north Kintyre and the islands will get a
Pedal perfectionist
A CYCLIST cranking a fortnight’s route round the coast
LEISURE
Cinema construction is a fully featured performance
PELLET powered biomass with a storage bin for three
Top juinior piping talent in Kintyre
YOUNG pipers won plenty of silverware at the Kintyre
Cultural connections’ taste of Poland
TASTY treats of savoury Polish fare were served up
Farming
Prices rise at Islay market
UNITED Auctions had a total clearance at their Islay
Campbeltown company supports cancer charity
THE CAMPBELTOWN branch of an agricultural, construction
Property/Public Notices
THE LIFETIME OF HOME BUYING IN SCOTLAND REVEALED
The average homeowner in Scotland bought their first
Recruitment
Preparing for a job interview
An interview is a discussion in person, by phone or
Motors
Helensburgh Motor Sales is an independent, privately-owned company having traded for 40 years.
Helensburgh Motor Sales is an independent, privately-owned
View point
Thought for the Week
WE WERE amused at a most unusual notice in Poppies
Announcements
DEATHS
MACKAY - On April 4, 2017, suddenly at home, Linda
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JOHNSON - Malcolm, Katharine and families would like
IN MEMORIAMS
GLEN - Patricia. In our hearts, tucked up tight, You’re
Sport
Golf professional Brexits Europe for Machrihanish
A BRITISH-BORN golfer who found an ace boyfriend in
Kintyre crew’s Ingliston rally burn up
A TAYINLOAN rally navigator’s counting error saw his
Robert Allan Jnr lifts March medal
ALMOST tropical weather greeted golfers in Dunaverty’s
Carradale crash out of shield semi-final
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Top carpet bowlers weave their magic
AS THE summer season looms, Argyll Bowling Club held
Susan’s bowling success
THE CURTAIN was finally pulled down on the indoor season
Fyne turnout expected for tankard golf
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Greens open for bowls bonanza
THE SUN shone as the first jacks of the outdoor season
Football results and fixtures
LAST Saturday’s results: Jimmy Marshall Cup, Houston
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