Carradale buffeted in windy Bellaire battle

Kintyre glass bottles prove plastic is past

THE movement to reduce plastic waste in the world’s

Food standards questioned

A GOVERNMENT agency has raised serious concerns about

POLICE FILES

A NUMBER of Makita power tools were stolen in Campbeltown

Nancy Glen fundraisers

AS THE Clyde Fishermen’s Trust Nancy Glen families

CPH displays its Mercury movie machine

CAMPBELTOWN Picture House put out the red carpet for

Castlehill’s ‘warm, reekin’ rich’ day

PUPILS performed the dashing white sergeant on an immortal

Stronvaar’s top quizzers boost Nancy Glen funds

IT WAS standing room only as quizzers packed Campbeltown

Lighting our boys’ way home

‘WE ARE all thrilled that the life of John Miller was

Westport walk for the Nancy Glen

HAVING learned of the Nancy Glen tragedy, two Drumlemble

News in brief:

LAST week’s article, Twisted Melons’ movie soundtrack

Quartet’s Kintyre concert

THE HIGHLY acclaimed Solem Quartet will play Kintyre

Letters extra: Wrong headed council cut

On February 22, the Argyll and Bute Council administration

Sexual assault charges: jury’s verdict

A MAN walked free from Campbeltown Sheriff Court more

Wrasse hatchery firm cuts 34 jobs

THE aquaculture company which won a planning battle

Gin distiller’s keynote speech

CAMPBELTOWN’S historic cinema has rolled out the red

Ireland to Kintyre bridge may be a giant causeway

A LEADING UK architect has paved the way for a Northern

Clachan’s cocktail masterclass

MEMBERS of Clachan SWI had a ball when they brought

Nan Findlay, a Kintyre Care Home character

‘GAUN yersel, Nan,’ said an 85-year-old former carer

SCOFF comedians’ Wee Toon caper

The Scottish Comedy Film Festival (SCOFF) may bring

Film 2018 – at Campbeltown Picture House this week

MOVIES having their first run at Campbeltown Picture

Southend farmer milks a Kintyre Burns bash

WHILE ploughing up ideas for his Immortal Memory speech

Scottish AFL results and fixtures

LAST Saturday’s results: Scottish Amateur Cup 5th round

Week 12 darts results

THE BURNSIDE’S Davie Reid played a 14 dart leg, Charlie

Lotto draws

THE DRAW for Dunaverty’s three number lotto was made

Offline is just as important

The internet is not part of everyone lives and it is

Your beautiful town

I was born in Campbeltown 62 years ago and my brother

Red Cross hall closure

I am writing in response to the High Heid Yins’ decision

Down memory lane

Reader Sheena Galbraith, from Clydebank, spotted the

Civil engineering student funding

Kintyre pupils need not be daunted by the prospect

Press policy

At The Campbeltown Courier, we endeavour to ensure

Free cyber security workshops coming soon

AS THE digital world grows, so too does its impact

Dunoon business gears up for success

A HUSBAND and wife team are using their own experiences

A tasty addition to craft gallery

THE OWNERS of an Arrochar craft gallery have been thrilled

SWI demo is the icing on the cake

LARGIESIDE SWI members wanted a piece of the action

Clachan children catch the Book Bug

A BOOK Bug event at Clachan Primary encouraged pupils

Obituaries: Christina McNeill and Ina McDonald

Fiona A Macalister writes: ‘Two venerable Glenbarr

Farming on the edge but what are the advantages?

‘Perhaps we need to sort out the supply chain’

West Coast PROPERTY GUIDE

Construction industry unites to reduce unnecessary costs caused by disputes

West Coast MOTORING TIMES

AS SALES in the electric vehicle (EV) sector continue

AWARD WINNING D-MAX BENEFITS WITH ATTRACTIVE Q1 2018 OFFERS ACROSS THE RANGE

AWARD WINNING D-MAX BENEFITS WITH ATTRACTIVE Q1 2018

FROM OUR FILES

SCOTLAND’S transport minister Stewart Stevenson has

Thought for the Week

THERE was a flash of white as this very unusual bird

Badminton doubles duo’s smashing success

CAMPBELTOWN U14 girls netted some trophies as they

McCallum marches in as Pupils battle for a point

A MUCH improved Pupils’ performance made a match that