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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Arran Banner 14th January 2017.
Castle bosses hit back after gardens criticism
Leading gardener invited to see progress for himself
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Castle administrator Hugh Walker and head gardener Tim Keyworth above the castle’s walled garden.
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Isle of Arran hits harbour wall at Troon
Strong winds forced the MV Isle of Arran to come into contact with the harbour wall as it tried to berth at Troon on Monday.
The Isle of Arran beside the habour wall.
The incident has led A...
Disruption on ferry crossing
Arran was battered by the first Arctic storms of 2017 this week, causing widespread ferry disruption. The Arctic airmass coming from the north-west across the island brought intense winds and gales t...
Arran Graphics moves to Cladach
The change is just what’s needed to keep the company on its toes After nine years at the pier in Brodick, Arran Graphics is moving to new premises at Cladach.
Graham Chappell is moving Arran G...
Youngsters stage Aladdin pantomime in Lochranza
Adults and children alike can enjoy a new year treat at the pantomime Aladdin this weekend. Produced by Heather Gough and all performed by local children and youngsters it takes place tonight (Friday...
Lord-Lieutenant honoured in New Year’s list
The Lord-Lieutenant of Ayrshire and Arran, John Duncan has been recognised by the Queen in her New Year’s Honours List.
Lord-Lieutenant John Duncan.
Mr Duncan was appointed a Commander of t...