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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Campbeltown Courier 13/10/2017.
Stylish ‘city centre’ cinema coming soon
Mark Davey
editor@campbeltowncourier.co.uk
Whisky master blender Richard Paterson distilled his own brand of comedy during a Campbeltown tasting extravaganza when he visited Campbe...
POLICE FILES
Man assaulted A MAN was allegedly assaulted by another man in the Feathers bar, Cross Street, Campbeltown, between 7.45pm and 10pm on Thursday October 5. Police are investigating the incident and are...
Go-kart racers roar round the airbase
Karting petrolheads at MACC airbase.
SOME of the most famous Formula One aces such as Lewis Hamilton first got behind the wheel in kart racing. The next Sebastian Vettel could com...
Kintyre businesses set for China summit
A SUMMIT at the start of November aims to give Kintyre businesses a peek into the possibilites of the Chinese market. As part of Argyll enterprise week, the Campbeltown town hall meeting, called a Ch...