Billy’s starvation shows solidarity

Railwayman rescues 1951 sunken lifeboat

‘Everything is in working order so now it’s about upgrading her’

Boys’ Brigade’s special guest

1st Campbeltown Boys’ Brigade were joined by Argyll

Kintyre comfort for fire victims

THREE Kintyre churches have made a comforting gesture

POLICE FILES

A 30-YEAR-OLD man was stopped for exceeding the speed

Agricultural choir combines in Wee Toon

FARMERS and farmers’ wives will dig up some long-forgotten

Water firm’s sewer pipe denials

A FORTNIGHT ago a member of Kintyre Amenity Trust (KAT)

Campbeltown Open at Mach Dunes

MACH Dunes will putt a buzz into Kintyre this weekend

Phone sunk in harbour

A TOURIST firm boss lost mobile reception when his

Springbank’s ace tennis donation

TENNIS club committee members have received a smashing

SWI’s 100th birthday tea party

SWI LADIES’ own version of tea in the park marks 100

Baskets are blooming marvellous

GREEN-FINGERED staff at South Kintyre Development Trust

Restyling Argyll

STYLING gurus from Kintyre have further designs on

Saddling up for new cycling club

THE WHEELS are in motion for a new cycling club in

Kintyre Red Cross helps fire victims

MONEY from Kintyre Red Cross may help the victims of

Raising the standard

FORMER service personnel will join thousands across

Sun sets on Willie and Pats

AFTER 30 years, it is all change at Lochgilphead store

Kintyre Care Home’s great open day get-together

A WARM welcome met all friends and family who popped

Farm payment fiasco

THE SYSTEM set up to provide flnancial support to rural

First Milk’s new operations chief

A DAIRY co-operative with a Campbeltown cheese factory

A wheely good idea

SINCE Bradley Wiggins’s 2012 victory in the Tour de

Best bib and tucker

It is more than a decade, possibly two, since the Courier

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‘I was very moved by the honesty’

Each of the 10 members reads a poem related to the

Wifi in Campbeltown hospital

Recently the Courier wrote of the fantastic progress

Down memory lane

AS THE future of Auchinlee care home hangs in the balance

Town’s friendly workaday atmosphere

In early June I returned to Campbeltown for the first

Why was there such a strong Tory vote?

Almost 16,000 electors in Argyll and Bute voted for

Foreshore weeds need killing

Many people walk and drive past the Esplanade, to see

Press policy

At The Campbeltown Courier, we endeavour to ensure

Hatchery plans seem unchanged

A year ago there was considerable local dismay at Marine

School’s OUT for summer

SOON school will be out and echoes of ‘Mum, I’m bored!’

Glorious Gigha a place of timeless harmony, right on your doorstep

Glorious Gigha a place of timeless harmony, right on

Colour, fun and food at Tarbert Seafood Festival

The Loch Fyne village has, however long been better

Whisky West Coast

‘Whisky West Coast is situated on Harbour Street in

Craft businesses to pitch for success at Inveraray

CRAFT businesses could win a free trade stand at Inveraray

Dunoon architect sustains growth plans

BUSINESS Gateway support is just one of the building

Fashionistas’ formal finery

Campbeltown Grammar School’s class of 2017 celebrated

Boys’ Brigade marches for Lord Lieutenant

Members of a Campbeltown youth organisation entertained

Telly addicts bloomed into floral artists

Green fingered Clachan florists inspired by their favourite

Bands borrow bangin’ drummer

A KINTYRE drummer found his percussive talent in great

Bands have a blast at MidFest

THE LATEST festival to rock into Campbeltown boosted

Red Hot Chilli Pipers sell out headline show at 17th MOK Fest

Red Hot Chilli Pipers sell out headline show at 17th

School’s sponsored skip

PUPILS at Drumlemble Primary did not miss a beat during

Community first responders

A GROUP of volunteer flrst responders are on call to

NEW TITLE SPONSOR FOR BLENHEIM PALACE INTERNATIONAL HORSE TRIALS

NEW TITLE SPONSOR FOR BLENHEIM PALACE INTERNATIONAL

UK AUTOMOTIVE CALLS FOR ‘BUSINESS AS USUAL’

• UK GOVERNMENT must secure interim arrangements to

TEN YEARS AGO FRIDAY JUNE 22, 2007

THE HIGHLAND Parish Church, Campbeltown, is celebrating

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO FRIDAY JUNE 26, 1992

A NOSTALGIC reunion of Second World War rescue tugmen

FIFTY YEARS AGO THURSDAY JUNE 29, 1967

AN ASSOCIATION of hill sheep farmers has been formed

ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO SATURDAY JUNE 23, 1917

ON THE evenings of Friday and Saturday, June 15 and

Thought for the Week

I am a devoted fan of Christmas and I have always loved

Bruce MacNab bags MacKenzie-Lamont

HOSTS Allan MacKenzie and David Lamont played consistent

Show jumpers dazzle at Tayinloan

MARIJE Terpstra on Mini showed a clean set of hooves

Mini Meadows rugby festival

P1 TO P7 rugby players touched down for a mini rugby

Nominate an unsung star

THE STARTING gun has been fired to find Argyll and

Swimmer’s sensational freestyle win

SWIMMERS from Kintyre Amateur Swimming Club made a

Top under-15 footballers honoured at prize-giving

CAMPBELTOWN Pupils 2002s’ (U15s) top goalscorer netted

Parents scrum down in mini rugby fest

PRIMARY rugby stars’ parents could not pass up the

Magic MacBrayne’s ladies’ title

DUNAVERTY golfer Ailie MacBrayne swung into action

Argyll and Bute Cup draw

THE DRAW for the Argyll and Bute Cup tournament, hosted

Lotto numbers

WINNING numbers in the Machrihanish Golf Club lottery