Now available in digital format The Argyllshire Advertiser is THE local newspaper for Mid-Argyll and North Kintyre. It is essential reading for locals and visitors alike, this accessible digital platform allows readers to dip into Argyllshire life wherever they are in the world, and receive the same comprehensive coverage they would expect from the printed paper.
Also know as "The Squeak" the Argyllshire Advertiser's pages are filled to burst with news, views, reports, results, features, photos and sport!
With coverage from Clachan and Whitehouse, through to Tarbert to Ardishaig and Lochgilphead; from Knapdale to Craignish and south Loch Awe, up Lochfyneside to Inveraray and Cairndow, as well as all the local Argyll-wide and national news that impacts on Mid Argyll communities.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Argyllshire Advertiser 02 June 2017.
Warning as scammers hit Mid Argyll
A MID ARGYLL pensioner targeted by cruel scammers using scare tactics has warned others to be suspicious of strange telephone calls. The fraudsters employed a known routine involving an attempt to fr...
Council set for silver screen
Colin Cameron
editor@argyllshireadvertiser.co.uk
ELECTED councillors and council officers in Argyll will be the stars of a new BBC programme. Argyll and Bute Council is set to feature in ...
Police files
AT AROUND 7am on Wednesday May 24, a vehicle went off the road at Strone Point, on the A83 near Inveraray. The female driver and only occupant sustained minor injuries. She was taken to the Mid Argyl...
Pier off-limits in collapse inquiry
Neill Bo Finlayson
editor@argyllshireadvertiser.co.uk
Barriers have been put up to prevent access to the damaged side of the pier.
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