Taylor lifts police trophy

Town hall restored to its former glory

MORE than a quarter of a millennium ago Campbeltown celebrated

Rallies for imprisoned pirate hunter

TWO GROUPS came together to help to keep the focus

Speeding in restricted vehicle

A MAN was fined and received points on his driving

Driver using mobile phone banned

A MAN was fined £120 and banned from driving for

Youngster fined for climbing on police car

A CHRISTMAS works party cost a man £250 after he

Television theft

POLICE are appealing for information regarding a break-in and theft

Urinating in public

TWO men were issued with Formal Adult Warnings for urinating

T-shirts boost support for Billy Irving’s plight

YVONNE MacHugh has helped design teeshirts to boost support for

Three decades delivering dinners

A WOMAN who delivered hot meals to elderly residents for

Quesada memorial receives planning approval

THE PLAQUE and cairn commemorating the Quesada disaster has now

Praise for hall restoration heroes

A BUILDING firm boss put another brick in the wall

Grammar pupils’ posters picked for Edinburgh Fringe festival

FOUR aspiring artists from Campbeltown Grammar School had designs on

Wrasse firm’s scholarships may hatch fresh talent

THE NORWEGIAN aquaculture firm planning to expand Machrihanish’s wrasse hatchery

£6 million wind tower order now shipping

WIND tower sections which are part of a multi-million pound

Rotary quiz champs head to Glasgow

A TEAM of four quiz champions from Dalintober Primary will

Parking proposal consultation to roll into town

DRIVERS in Kintyre can toot their linguistic horns at a

Campaigner marches on for exmilitary pirate hunter

FORMER Grammar School boy Billy Irving, currently imprisoned in India,

An elegant venue already attracting bookings

AT LAST the work is finished on the town hall

opinion

Some 80 years ago Campbeltown Town Council made the wise

Grants will help mark centenary

FUNDING of between £3,000 and £10,000 will help heritage groups

Heritage centre gun’s similarity evokes poignant memories

UNVEILING a rare German gun sparked a moving moment for

Zero Waste Heroes polish new life into some used furniture

UPCYCLING enthusiasts have been treated to a class on how

Young pupil’s story falls just short

A DRUMLEMBLE pupil’s tale, picked ahead of thousands of entries

Rainbow Guides’ find pot of gold at the bank

CAMPBELTOWN Rainbow Guides are quids in after a bank worker

Thought for the Week

WE were on our way to Dunkeld for a week’s

From our files

ARMED police were brought in by bus from Glasgow and

Queen’s birthday sparks memories

A PICTURE of the Queen in Campbeltown in 1958, published

Red Cross holds festival of coffee mornings

PLANTS, home baking and bric-brac bargains will all be part

Seascapes take centre stage in Las Vegas

PAINTINGS from a Gigha Gallery exhibition have taken a taste

Can you help to solve mystery of the Picture House dragon?

A BEAST has sprung from the woodwork at Campbeltown’s historic

Southend sweep the table at woman’s rural institute’s show

MEMBERS of a Kintyre women’s institute dominated the Argyll Federation’s

Ultra runners can race to free cinema tickets

ATHLETES taking part in Kintyre’s most gruelling run can put

Loch Fyne Food Fair promises to be a memorable weekend

LOCH Fyne Food Fair, May 14-15, next to the Loch

LOCH FYNE FOOD FAIR EVENT PROGRAMME 2016

A Fyne weekend of food, music, shopping and fun Here’s

Milk price continues to sour but First Milk backs Campbeltown

THE PRICE of milk is continuing to decrease with the

Former Abbeyfield resident celebrates 90th birthday

A RETIRED army major, who was a resident of Abbeyfield

Open day herald’s summer season at Glenbarr Abbey

Ten members of the U3A choir provided entertainment with a

Bake and taste at SWI AGM

PICNIC nibbles were all part of the bake and taste

Enjoy the ‘Fyne’ life at the Silvers Marine Scottish Series

THE Silvers Marine Scottish Series will welcome more than 100

ARMOUR

Peacefully in her sleep, at Ardfenaig Residential Home, Ardrishaig, on

HUMPHREY

On April 27, 2016, peacefully at her beloved home, Seileach

LANG

Peacefully at home, 23 Hillside Road, Campbeltown, on May 2,

ALLAN

Judith and the family of the late Annie would like

GROGAN

Kathleen and family would like to thank family, friends and

MARSHALL

In loving memory of my darling daughter, Kellyann, died May

MCCALLUM

Precious memories of our mum, Tessa (Scally), passed away May

MCGUINNESS

In memory of our much loved dad, Ian, who died

MCMILLAN

The family of the late May McMillan would like to

Donald shines in season finale

CAMPBELTOWN footballer Donald Mc-Callum made a quick impact again on

Islay Golf Club results

SUMMER League: Wednesday, April 27: 1 L Gairns, 32 pts;

Youth teams shine at Oban festival

CAMPBELTOWN Pupils Youth teams participated in a huge football festival

Pupils punish nine-man Milngavie

THE YOUNG Pupils picked up their second win in as

Individual wins and personal bests for swimmers

CLYDE Coast Mini League competitors dived into the Aqualibrium for

Youngsters tee o~ at Tarbert open day

TARBERT Golf Club held an open day in a bid

Time is running out for MOK runners

THERE are just 24 days left to train for this

Pupils lose in six-goal thriller

CAMPBELTOWN Pupils put in perhaps their most dominant performance of

Young athletes break out at Inveraray

CAMPBELTOWN Running Club juniors clinched four of the six medal

Lotto results

Drawn on Sunday May 1, the winning numbers were 6,

SAFL results

LAST Wednesday’s result: Alba Thistle 0, Oban Saints 0. Saturday’s

Tough test for Kintyre swimmers

SCOTIA’S swimmers scored 170 points to win a friendly threeway

Birthday bonanza as young Pupils hammer Ardencaple

A PAIR of birthday boys celebrated their 14th birthdays with