In Glasgow, online or out gigging - learn with the Academy of Music and Sound

End is in sight for Strone Point realignment project

Work which started back in December to improve a notorious

Cool kids enjoy Lochgilphead heatwave

As Argyll basked in Mediterranean temperatures soaring

POLICE FILES

Between 10am on Thursday June 14 and 8am on Tuesday

Russell handed new Brexit role in cabinet

Argyll and Bute MSP Michael Russell is back in the

Water supplies in Argyll fine during dry weather

Reports of water shortages in the north of Scotland

Condition of Inveraray hall to be checked

The owners of the derelict Inveraray Community Hall

Four stars for council website

A public sector society for IT practitioners, SOCITM

Proud karate students make the grade

The Lochgilphead Kyokushinkai Karate club held a grading

Chance to infl uence health and care in Mid Argyll

An election has been triggered after the chairperson

Athletes compete in Perth

Eight girls from Mid Argyll Athletic Club travelled

TV company seeks adventurers

Could you travel to the Far East without stepping on

Turning a profit with addedvalue wind turbines

Regular artistic contributor Ann Thomas from Tarbert

Your chance to star at Best of the West Festival 2018

Craft businesses throughout Argyll and Bute will have

Summer fun for Mid Argyll youngsters

Mid Argyll Youth Development Services (MAYDS) has revealed

Michael Palin talks Scottish art in Dunoon

Monty Python veteran Michael Palin was in Dunoon on

Council pays formal tribute to WW100 group

Members of Argyll and Bute Council have formally thanked

Feeling good at the MS Centre open day

Lochgilphead’s MS Centre hosted anopen day on Wednesday

Ardfern fi lm club screening

Ardfern is continuing with its film club in Craignish

Dochas staff day trip

The Dochas Centre’s trip to Portavadie has been postponed

Nursery shinty lessons go with a swing

Badden Farm Nursery preschool youngsters have been

Celts and cameras for Strachur drama club

Strachur Youth and Drama Club’s summer film school

Tarbert Academy sports day

Tarbert Academy’s sports day took place in glorious

Kerrie Noor book signing

Author and Lochgilphead resident Kerrie Noor entertained

Belly laughs as Kerrie entertains

With readings from each of her four books interspersed

LETTERS

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YOUR PICTURES

A right royal show with something for everyone

An impressive 190,000 visitors flocked in brilliant

More photographs from the Royal Highland Show

Scotland: the fi rst country in the world to dedicate a full year to celebrating young people.

To inspire Scotland through its young people, celebrating their achievements, valuing their contribution to communities and creating new opportunities for them to shine locally, nationally and globally’.

Argyll & Bute Council

This has been designated ‘Year of Young People’ by

Celebrating 50 years of young people volunteering overseas

Now in its 50th anniversary year, educational charity

New Talent fl ourishes at Mount Stuart Gardens

With the world’s largest private art collection, Mount

An education as unique as you are

There are as many reasons for independent education

Dollar Academy

We have a very simple ethos at Dollar: if you work

Think you know Argyll College UHI? Think again #thinkArgyll

Did you know that last year over 1600 students studied

Get into Business, Administration or Computing

Would you like to get back into education but don’t

Trèanadh Air Leth sna Meadhanan leis a’ Ghàidhlig san Eilean Sgitheanach

Trèanadh Air Leth sna Meadhanan leis a’ Ghàidhlig san

Gaelic Language offers Unique Media Training in Scenic Skye

Gaelic Language offers Unique Media Training in Scenic

Helping teenagers who want to slim down

SLIMMING World launched its young members programme

Who cares who care? for kids

There are lots of organisations that can help if you are a young carer or young adult carer.

Celebrating the best

A total of 24 finalists attended the 2018 Argyll and

Developing careers for young people

The best way to keep and grow our communities is through our young people and they need good quality jobs

Food and drink on Skye

The Skye Food and Drink Festival is a celebration of

Lochaber study leave boost for job seekers

Study leave is the time of year when numerous students

Young people are our future

At Wyvex Media we are proud to have given many young people their first big breaks in the media industry

Creating more opportunity for young people

Young people are vital if the Highlands and Islands are to be commercially competitive, with sustainable economic growth and community resilience, Charlotte Wright, of HIE believes.

The online way to get into work

The young people of Scotland’s Highlands and islands turn to the same place they live their lives: online.

Building a future in construction

Gregor Peacock Apprentice Plumber

Innovative solutions to social challenges

Jennifer Macdonald, director of community supported organic farm and delivery business Woodside Arran, was voted Firstport’s Young Social Innovator 2017, winning a £5000 prize and business support.

Yellow Badge Training – Rhona McCracken & Rowan Watkins

Yellow Badge Training – Rhona McCracken & Rowan

Building communities with Lego!

Young people have come up with a great idea to use

THE Royal National Mòd will have links to the Year of Young People 2018

THE Royal National Mòd will have links to the Year

Join in a poetry slam

If a young Robert Burns was around today he would be

Cadet Connel gets special Argyll and Bute honour

A 17yearold from Dunoon has been appointed this year’s

It’s gonna be a close shave Gavin

Donations sought for fundraiser

Time for a dram as Islay Pipe Band performs well in Belfast

Time for a dram as Islay Pipe Band performs well in

Deadline looms to get your music MOJO working

Argyll’s festival of original music is on the hunt

Countdown to fundraising race night in Lochgilphead

Dig your fanciest hat out, because Lochgilphead is

Craignish Primary School pupils release longawaited book

Craignish Primary School pupils release longawaited

Mid Argyll performers bring home silverware

Most Mid Argyll competitors took home trophies from

Scottish builders bounce back

Scottish construction firms enjoyed strong growth in

West coasters have their day in the Highland sunshine

Farmers gathered in their thousands for the Royal Highland

Dunoon Grammar’s 30-year German exchange celebrated

Pupils from Dunoon Grammar School attended an international

Summer events

The second regular Cafe Connect in Achnamara Village

Bug hunting in Lochgilphead

The Big Bug Hunt in Blarbuie Woodland takes place on

Raising cash for Paris

Tarbert’s Girl Guides are looking for work. To raise

Summerflower show

The Summer Flower Show is coming to Tighnabruich. On

Thought for the Week

Perfection is the only word that can describe it. The

Lochgilphead hosts Burnside open triples

Lochgilphead Bowling Club recently held its annual

Strachur lose out to Fort William in Sutherland Cup quarter final replay

Strachur lose out to Fort William in Sutherland Cup

Trophies and tantrums at Lochgilphead Golf Club

After 10 weeks of coaching the much-improved attendees

Inveraray Golf Club championship

David Robertson won the club championship on Sunday

Dunadd share the points

The two teams in joint first position in the league

Knapdale Forest fun ride

Achanamara are looking for cyclists, walkers and riders

Celebrating 10 years of MAYDS Not on the Green Sports Day

Celebrating 10 years of MAYDS Not on the Green Sports

Scrum down for burgers

The Mid Argyll rugby club had its annual endof- season

Tarbert golf club ladies’ open and Dodies cup

Almost 30 ladies arrived at Glenralloch on Sunday June