Angela wins as Chris takes lead at Tarbert
Tarbert golfers enjoy four seasons in one day in April
News
News
Quality store cattle at Islay sale
A good offering of quality bred Islay grazing cattle sold well
News
Health and social interim boss appointed
Interviews failed to find a permanent successor but there will be a further recruitment process
News
Unhitch Scots farm support from UK policy – union
‘Agricultural and rural development policy is a devolved area for very good reason. It must reflect different needs and circumstances’
News
Police issue adder advice
Police remind people in the outdoors to be aware that adders are becoming more active as temperatures warm
News
NHS bullying probe could take eight months
‘It is expected that the independent review panel will continue to sit, probably until the end of the year, for people who want to have their cases heard’
Sport
American dream continues for Bob
Bob was the only one in his group to move on to weekend play, his opening-day 74 combining with yesterday’s score leaving him at even par for the Tournament.
Sport
Lochgilphead golfers hop into Easter action
Mixed weather, mixed golf and a new flag as season tees off
Sport
Virtual race, real effort from Crinan Puffers
Athletes ran the standard eight-mile race or a five-kilometre fun run in their home areas, before submitting proof of their times
Sport
Vice presidents win the day at Tarbert opener
The course has seen a huge amount of work take place over the past six weeks, with a hardy band of dedicated volunteers seeing to a whole host of tasks
News
A welcome football return for primary pupils
Covid-19 guidelines and contact tracing are in place and all players, parents and carers are asked to follow the rules, socially distance and support the volunteer coaches
Sport
Get into the golfing swing and feel better
‘During these difficult times there is nothing better than getting out for a game of golf’
Sport
June target for competitive shinty return
Shinty administrators have a plan for re-starting the sport
News
Celebrating Scotland’s sporting heritage
Sporting heritage might be tidily boxed up in an archive or accumulating in a cupboard in your home, office or clubhouse
Leisure
Argyll gardens bloom for 2021
Brush off those winter cobwebs, months of restrictions and step into spring
Leisure
April kicks off gardening year
Plenty of jobs to be getting on with ahead of a year of sowing, planting and harvesting
Leisure
Heather’s Treks – renaissance ruins and ancient rock art
A walk through time and gorgeous scenery
Opinion
Thought for the Week, April 9 2021
Is doubt a weakness? Or is it simply an opportunity, a space, a fertile ground in which faith might grow and ultimately blossom?
Opinion
Thought for the Week, March 19 2021
Jesus asks us to step back, to ‘turn the other cheek’ (Matthew 5:39), to suck up the injustice, the double standards, and let peace rule.