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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Campbeltown Courier 24th March 2017.
Council is slated in education inspection
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HER MAJESTY’S inspector has called for ‘urgent and sustained action’ by Argyll and Bute council education authority to ‘address significant areas for improvement...
Young designers are top mosaic makers
CASTLEHILL primary pupils placed tiles into a sign to create a mosaic spelling out the school’s name.
Photograph: 25_c12castlehill01
The project, part funded by the Tesco Bags of Help schem...
Campbeltown led Scotland for Boys Brigades
THE BOYS’ Brigade (BB) is celebrating 100 years of working with juniors.
There are various events across the country and Campbeltown’s division is seeking local recollections of Life Boys or t...
Life-saving equipment to be installed
WEST KINTYRE community council will make an application to the Wind Farm Trust for funds in order to purchase and install six defibrillators in villages throughout the area. A defibrillator is a devi...
Driving while using a mobile phone
Police files:
A 38-YEAR-OLD man was charged after he was stopped by police on Longrow, Campbeltown, at about 7.30am on Tuesday March 14, for allegedly driving while using his mobile phone....