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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Arran Banner 15 September 2018.
We’re the scapegoat for ferry disruption
Hugh Boag
editor@arranbanner.co.uk
An Arran business says it has been made a scapegoat for the damage caused to the ramp of the MV Caledonian Isles which has caused serious ferry disrupti...
CalMac on international search for ferry solution
Ferry operator Caledonian MacBrayne has launched an international search to find vessels to plug the gap caused by serious delays to the new Arran ferry and her sister ship. It comes as Arran residen...
Sweet smell of success at new sensory garden
A fragrant and colourful sensory garden was offi- cially opened by residents, supporters and guests last week at a small gathering at the Glen Estate sheltered housing development in Brodick. The wel...
Brodick council house plans are to go on show
Plans to build the first council houses on Arran in a generation will be unveiled to the public next week. North Ayrshire Council is building around 26 new homes to the rear of Brathwic Terrace, Brod...
Enforcement officers pay visit to Arran
Environmental enforcement officers, who are tasked with making communities cleaner, visited Arran last week and are set to return later in the month. The officers spent the day patrolling the island,...
Get involved in the big Arran beach clean-up
Organisations and people from across the island are joining forces over the next two weekends to clean Arran’s beaches. The Arran-wide beach clean is part of the Marine Conservation Society’s Great B...