Stark warning to anyone heading to the coast this weekend
Don’t make this weekend’s trip to the beach or lochside memorable for all the wrong reasons, HM Coastguard warns.
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Government action at home and abroad helps cope with Covid
The UK Government has been working round the clock to help people through Coronavirus at home and abroad. The armed forces have been helping out across the UK building emergency hospitals, delivering vital supplies and much more.
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Lockdown to comeback if virus spikes again – Sturgeon
First Minister’s nerves as she appeals to people to be sensible and not let COVID-19 ‘jump bridges’.
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Disabled campervan user abused during lockdown
‘Please find out the facts before hurling abuse and obscenities’
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In this week’s edition of the Argyllshire Advertiser
This week’s edition of the Argyllshire Advertiser is now available
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Happy Friday as lockdown loosened and sun on way
Nine weeks since lockdown was announced, Scotland will roll back some restrictions starting tomorrow.
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Plotting a route back to the hills
Group aims for ‘phased return to the outdoors which is both safe and socially responsible’
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Dirt biker Jordan’s on a rowing mission for dad
Young Argyll rider boosts spinal injuries fund after dad’s crash
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Memories of Neil Dewar, Scotland internationalist
Football sharpshooter fondly remembered after lockdown memorabilia search
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Loch Fyne anglers hook season trophies
End-of-season silverware handed out – but no ceremony this year
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Soccer centre has its finger on the pulse
Outdoor and first aid coach Andy Craven led the group through training
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West Coast Review
Here’s the June issue of The West Coast Review!
We have produced this issue as digital only – so please SHARE FAR AND WIDE!
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Learn the Oide thing with music and Gaelic lessons
Brighten up social isolation and learn new skills
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Well-being benefits of a tactile garden
Sensory gardens appeal to all our senses – sight, smell, sound, taste and touch – helping to reduce stress and anxiety and providing us with a place that helps encourage wellbeing and mindfulness.
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In your night garden
By adding night-scented plants and soft lighting, along with pale-coloured flowers and foliage that appear to glow in the fading light, your garden will become an enticing ‘room’ to sit in at the end of the day.
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Your Pictures – May 1, 2020
This week’s reader’s image – this time by a rising photographic star
