Aircraft are expected to fly between 250 and 2,000 feet above ground level. All routes are subject to change. Those who manage to catch a glimpse will be treated to some of the most impressive ...

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The plants were recovered from a remote property in Armadale. Around 12.30pm on Monday February 24, officers executed a search warrant and discovered a cannabis cultivation of around 150 plants within ...

Makers and creators from sewing and repair workshops at George Street charity shop Re_Store are getting ready to strut their stuff on the catwalk. With the store’s first anniversary approaching at the ...

CalMac has announced a significant number of changes to multiple routes from February until mid-May due to issues with major vessels in the fleet. The ferry operator has revealed plans to redeploy ...

Council taxpayers in Argyll and Bute face a 9.9 per cent increase to their bills in the 2025/26 financial year after a decision by the authority. A budget proposal by the council’s ruling group of SNP ...

A potential risk of contamination to the water supply within Campbeltown Hospital and Campbeltown Hospital Dental Clinic was identified during routine maintenance this week. A spokesperson for the NHS ...

Twenty years of appreciation was gift-wrapped into a surprise party for Karen McCurry who runs Lochgilphead’s Snowdrop Centre. Karen admits she was lost for words when the celebratory gathering at the ...

A celebration of the life-changing work that volunteers contribute in Mid Argyll is showcasing a wealth of opportunities for young people. Scout groups, sports teams and youth services are among ...

A prominent MSP is calling for an inquiry into why two Lochaber women were arrested and charged following a peaceful demonstration in Fort William in February 2024. The cases of Deborah (Debbie) ...

There was a large turnout at this month’s meeting of Oban Community Council, where objections to the planned Corr Chnoc and Cruach Clenamacrie wind farm projects were brought to the table. Corr Chnoc, ...