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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Arran Banner 19th August 2017.
‘Loos change’ appeal needs help
Businesses in Brodick have been urged to get behind a ‘loos change’ appeal to help support the re-opened public toilets. Brodick Improvements Committee, which has taken over the running of the public...
New plant for Brodick Co-op
A planning application has been submitted to North Ayrshire Council by the Scottish Co-op for the installation of new plant equipment at its main Brodick store. The replacement plant, located to the ...
New owners take over at the Glenisle Hotel
The Glenisle Hotel in Lamlash.
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The popular Glenisle Hotel in Lamlash is under new ownership. The 13-bedroom hotel was handed over two weeks ago to Neil and Ann...
Beach barbecue bonanza
The rearranged Brodick beach barbecue was held on Sunday in glorious sunshine and attracted a big crowd. Brodick Improvements Committee had taken the decision the week before to postpone it due to po...
Poetry gig at the McLellan Festival
An evening of poetry with Maura Dooley. An evening of poetry with Maura Dooley.
An evening of poetry and song will be a night to remember, as the McLellan Arts Festival for 2017 g...