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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Arran Banner 16 June 2018.
Family take on running challenge for Rosanna
Colin Smeeton
editor@arranbanner.co.uk
Proud parent Kirstin and daughter Charley Weir have raised a total of £2,361 for the Scottish Network for Arthritis in Children (SNAC) by completing...
Storm Hector batters Arran
Arran took a battering from Storm Hector after it brought high winds gusting up to 70mph from Wednesday night and caused serious disruption to ferry services. While there were no reports of serious d...
Greens urge action on second homes
Green MSP Ross Greer says second homes are becoming a problem on the island, denying local young people access to affordable homes.
The fact that one-in-five houses on Arran are second home...
Worldwide 90th birthday gathering
Generations of Sheila Selkirk’s relatives celebrate her 90th birthday at the Lighthouse Restaurant in Pirnmill.
Family members from all over the UK, Canada, New Zealand and Australia travel...
Roaming caravan rolls into Arran
A moving arts installation which takes place inside a roaming caravan will be visiting Arran next week as part of The Grief Series. Taking place on Arran for two days starting on Thursday June 21, th...
VIP reception at ferry terminal
David Lambert leads the musicians in a rendition of Hot Cross Buns.
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Brass band members use their VIP passes to explore the passenger access system.
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