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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Campbeltown Courier 12/10/18.
Coffee morning surprise
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Fundraiser Margaret Sinclair was delighted to welcome her grand-daughters Erin Binnie, left, and Shannon Binnie to the Mairi Semple Fund for Cancer Relief and Research coffee...
Royal British Legion Scotland welcomes all
Mark Davey
editor@campbeltowncourier.co.uk
Campbeltown Royal British Legion Members at the Remembrance service in the Kilkerran Road war graves cemetery last year.
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POLICE FILES
■ At about 1am on Sunday September 30, in Shore Street, Campbeltown, a 28-year-old woman assaulted a man. Police arrested and charged the woman and a report will be submitted to the procurator fiscal...
Campbeltown graduates are honoured in Oban
Graduates from Campbeltown centre of Argyll College UHI were from left: Caitlin Spree, Ciaran Norris, Amanda McAulay, Karen Robertson, William Megson, Jamie Titterton, Iona McDougall, Thomas ...
MOK Bookfest 2019 meeting
The Courier’s recent street survey provided a glimpse into the town’s love of books and reading. Many gave a general a thumbs-up for the proposal of a Mull of Kintyre book festival (MOK Bookfest). Ju...